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"...tonight, I think for the first time, hearing people’s very specific questions about how that might work in practice, that’s very high value." State leaders ask people about their concerns, ideas and questions regarding Great Salt Lake.
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Washington county resident Zach Renstrom shares the story about changing attitudes towards water conservation in the arid southwestern corner of the state.
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USU Extension Turfgrass and Water Conservation Specialist Kelly Kopp shares her advice on how your lawn can beat the heat this season.
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Spring is officially here! This week USU Extension's Water Conservation and Turf Grass Specialist, Kelly Kopp talks about lawn care for the warming months.
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He highlighted progress on water conservation, teacher salaries and social media. Cox also spoke on the future of diversity, equity and inclusion programs in the state.
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A series of bills on water conservation and the Great Salt Lake may be resurrected, including one that would ban outdoor watering during certain times of the year.
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Lake Powell is seeing increases in water due to the high precipitation year for the Colorado River. Where does that water go?
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In other news, the upcoming Summerfest Arts Faire in Logan is seeking volunteers.
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In other news, a proposal from the Biden administration would allow conservationists to lease federal land the same way companies and ranchers do.
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In other news: A rainwater collection program distributed hundreds of rain collection barrels in Utah County. And Gov. Spencer Cox issued an executive order requiring water conservation at state facilities.