Utah demands US Magnesium stop pumping massive amounts of water from the Great Salt Lake

The Salt Lake Tribune·Sep 4

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Utah is demanding that US Magnesium stop pumping large amounts of water from the Great Salt Lake. The situation is complicated by reports that US Magnesium is either shut down or facing bankruptcy, which may impact cleanup efforts and the state's air quality. The fate of the Great Salt Lake and its surrounding ecosystem remains uncertain amidst these developments.

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