200+ leaders. One goal: a resilient water future for Utah. At the Utah Blue Industry Summit — co-hosted by Great Salt Lake Alliance, Sorenson Impact Institute & Sorenson Impact Foundation — Sen. John Curtis urged us to tap into Utah's roots, be courageous, and think big. #gsl
How did Utah go from almost no Great Salt Lake policy to major water law changes in about 5 years? Tim Hawks breaks down the timeline — and why the real work is still ahead.
🔗 Full talk: https://t.co/9lODtaAhaX
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What do Hill Air Force Base, Camp Williams, and the Great Salt Lake have in common? The Great Salt Lake Sentinel Landscape — connecting military readiness, wildfire mitigation, and water resources across 2.77M acres.
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Where does Great Salt Lake dust actually come from — and what's in it? Bryce Bird (Utah Division of Air Quality) shares how the state is tracking dust events back to their source.
🔗 Full talk: https://t.co/3W6XT9Frtq
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12 million birds pass through Great Salt Lake every year, representing 330+ species.
🔗 Full talk: [YouTube link]
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Meet the water thief of Great Salt Lake: an invasive plant called Phragmites, quietly pulling water from the lake’s wetlands. The good news — removal efforts have cut its cover on Utah Lake by 88% so far.
🔗 Full talk: https://t.co/b5mTBaBSpi
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Agriculture uses ~80% of Utah’s diverted water, often framed as a problem. Tony Richards of the @utahdepartment of ag calls it an opportunity: efficiency gains on one field can free up water to help the Great Salt Lake.
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179 years ago, pioneers crested this valley and wondered at a lake they didn’t understand. We still do. Happy Pioneer Day — look west today. 💙 #LoveTheLake#Pioneerday#utah#greatsaltlake
Ever wonder how water actually makes its way to the Great Salt Lake?
Saving water by using less doesn’t always mean more reaches the lake, unused water often flows downstream and gets used elsewhere.
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🌫️ If you’re noticing ash falling from the sky across parts of Salt Lake County this afternoon, you’re not imagining it.
Several new wildfires are burning in central Utah today, and strong southerly winds are carrying smoke and ash into northern Utah. Air quality and visibility may continue to fluctuate through the evening as the smoke moves north.
Are you seeing ash where you are?
📍 Sandy, Utah
#GreatSaltLake’s future won’t be shaped by blame, it will be shaped by innovation.
Solving #Utah’s water challenges will require new ideas, unlikely partnerships, and collabs across sectors. That’s where we see the greatest opportunity. https://t.co/zKXAyO4b2l #lovethelakeut
We’re proud to partner with Great Salt Lake Collaborative to support expanded public-interest reporting and community engagement around #GSL.
Participating newsrooms maintain full editorial independence while helping Utahns stay informed about the lake’s future. #utah
Yes, there’s freshwater trapped beneath parts of the Great Salt Lake. But according to @uofu prof Dr. Kip Solomon, accessing it is extremely difficult — and pumping too much could create serious environmental risks.
Read more: https://t.co/ugAHRJLIL8 #LovetheLakeUT#utah
The Great Salt Lake in Utah is an incredible ecosystem that supports millions of migratory birds, drives billions in economic activity, and creates Utah's famous “Greatest Snow on Earth” through lake-effect storms.
But it also faces serious challenges, having shrunk to historic lows that threaten wildlife, air quality, and Utah's communities.
It's in such danger that in April, President Trump requested $1 billion in his 2027 budget to help revive the lake.
The Great Salt Lake is one of America’s greatest treasures, and we should work to help it to flourish once again.