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Powder Mountain development prompts concern for limited water supply | News, Sports, Jobs

EDEN Nestled amid three ski resorts in Ogden’s upper valley, this mountainside town (population about 900) grapples with growth and how to manage one of i

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Flurry of water reuse claims threatens to take more water from Great Salt Lake | News, Sports, Jobs

Editor’s note: This article is published through the Great Salt Lake Collaborative, a solutions journalism initiative that partners new

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Utah cities want to reuse wastewater, which could further harm Great Salt Lake

Utah cities want to reuse wastewater, which could further harm Great Salt Lake
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Drought-Stricken Western Towns Say No to Developers

“We need to protect the people who live here before we let more people come in.”

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Drought-stricken Western towns say no to developers

In the small city of Oakley, Utah, the drought conditions parching much of the West have depleted the natural springs that supply water to the community. During each of the past several summers, local leaders worried that quenching any major fire might empty the city’s water tanks.

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