As drought conditions persist and the Great Salt Lake hovers just above its record-low 2022 levels, scientists are keeping a close eye on the briny body of water.
If the lake dries up, toxic dust storms could blow off the exposed lakebed and spread pollutants like arsenic and heavy metals into the Salt Lake Valley and beyond.
Grow the Flow, a Utah-based nonprofit, is hosting the Great Salt Lake community forum Thursday to discuss public impacts…