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Two Wasatch Front cities help conserve water for the Great Salt Lake in a first-of-its-kind deal
Utah is breaking records for alarming reasons, with its hottest winter and flimsiest snowpack on record. But officials from the state and two cities see something to celebrate. They announced a new deal Monday to get more water to the drying Great Salt Lake, saying homeowners and businesses in Sandy and Salt Lake City conserved enough to make it happen. Hannah Freeze, deputy Great Salt Lake commissioner, called it “proof that we are all in this together, and that as we collect our efforts and continue to conserve, we can have an impact on Great Salt Lake.” A conservation trust is ...
