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A dry lakebed will not just produce toxic dust. It will also emit CO2 into the atmosphere.

A dry lakebed will not just produce toxic dust. It will also emit CO2 into the atmosphere.

by Addison Graham | Jul 29, 2024 | Blog Post

We already knew that climate change is partially contributing to the decline of the Great Salt Lake. Thanks to recent research, we now know that the decline of the lake is reciprocally contributing to climate change as well.  In a new study published in the journal...
Senator Sandall talks with Grow the Flow about Great Salt Lake and the future of Utah’s water security

Senator Sandall talks with Grow the Flow about Great Salt Lake and the future of Utah’s water security

by Addison Graham | Feb 27, 2024 | Blog Post, Grow The Flow Updates

Senator Scott Sandall wants to protect Utah’s water security well into the future. “We need to be thinking about what water supplies in Utah will look like 50 years from now,” Sandall said while speaking with Grow the Flow on February 14.   As part of Sandall’s...
Interview with Patrick Belmont about GSL Plan

Interview with Patrick Belmont about GSL Plan

by Addison Graham | Jan 26, 2024 | Blog Post, Grow The Flow Updates

Last week, the Great Salt Lake Commissioner, Brian Steed, released his strategic plan for rescuing the lake. The plan outlined several ways that Utah can get more water to the lake, including investment in agricultural optimization techniques, a push toward water-wise...
Town Hall with Rachel Whipple and Tyler Clancy

Town Hall with Rachel Whipple and Tyler Clancy

by Addison Graham | Dec 4, 2023 | Blog Post, Events

Representative Tyler Clancy and Provo City Councilwoman Rachel Whipple joined Grow the Flow yesterday for a town hall at Brigham Young University. Over thirty students, faculty, and community members gathered in person and over zoom to learn about water security and...

Recent Posts

  • Thank you for making Sailfest 2025 a success!
    On Saturday, more than 600 Utahns came together at Great Salt Lake State Park to celebrate the lake we love. From cardboard boat races and a sailing regatta to live music, mosaic making, and hands-on learning, Sailfest 2025 was full of energy, connection, and fun. For many, it was their first time setting foot on… Read more: Thank you for making Sailfest 2025 a success!
  • Utah Has the Tools—Now It Needs the Political Will: A Conversation with Rep. Doug Owens
    Utah must summon the political and financial will to acquire and dedicate actual water to the lake—otherwise, incremental policy changes and one-time investments will fall short, Rep. Doug Owens (D-Millcreek) told attendees at Wednesday’s Great Salt Lake Interfaith Coalition meeting. “We’ve got a 150-year-old system that is not going to pivot on a dime,” Owens… Read more: Utah Has the Tools—Now It Needs the Political Will: A Conversation with Rep. Doug Owens
  • Does One Lawn Really Make a Difference? Here’s Why It Does
    Guest Blog Post by Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District When the topic of Great Salt Lake comes up, it’s common to hear a familiar refrain: “My water use won’t make a difference.” On the surface, that might seem true. One household, one yard, how could that possibly move the needle on a lake that has… Read more: Does One Lawn Really Make a Difference? Here’s Why It Does
  • Sailfest 2025 Unites Utahns to Celebrate and Preserve Great Salt Lake
  • Press Release: Legal Experts Warn of Expanding Securities Risks as Great Salt Lake Declines
    Salt Lake City, UT — Businesses and local governments across Utah could soon be legally required to disclose financial risks tied to the ecological collapse of Great Salt Lake, according to a new legal analysis published in the Environmental Law Reporter. Authored by legal and business experts from the University of Utah and Brigham Young… Read more: Press Release: Legal Experts Warn of Expanding Securities Risks as Great Salt Lake Declines
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