The Great Salt Lake
The Great Salt Lake is an immense and eerie body of water, particularly striking in winter when fog envelops its shallow shores. As snow from the Wasatch Mountains melts, it feeds into the lake, but evaporation during the summer leaves behind a concentration of minerals, creating its signature salinity. This unique geographical phenomenon occurs in basins with no outlet to the ocean, shaping the landscape and ecology of Utah.In this clip
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What we lose if the Great Salt Lake dries up
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