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Great Salt Lake

  • Local physical therapist Heather Jean Deford, founder of Holistic Womb, specializes in pelvic floor, jaw and craniosacral therapy. For 19 years Deford has helped women reverse symptoms of incontinence and pain. (00:00)Then local resident and founder of Brolly Arts, Amy MacDonald, previews a community discussion on the evaporating Great Salt Lake and how we can help to ensure enough water stays in the lake for its healthy future. (28:26)
  • Local resident and founder of Brolly Arts, Amy MacDonald, previews a community discussion on the evaporating Great Salt Lake and how we can help to ensure enough water stays in the lake for its healthy future.
  • Kevin Perry, Professor of atmospheric sciences at the University of Utah joins the show. Over the past decade, the Great Salt Lake has continued to deplete. It is now a third of its original size and recently the last remaining boats were pulled from the Great Salt Lake Marina. The troubled body of water desperately needs more water. These record lows are taking a toll, and the effects are wide reaching.
  • Dr. Bonnie Baxter, Director of the Great Salt Lake Institute and biology professor at Westminster College joins the show. Over the past decade, the Great Salt Lake has continued to deplete. It is now a third of its original size and recently the last remaining boats were pulled from the Great Salt Lake Marina. The troubled body of water desperately needs more water. These record lows are taking a toll, and the effects are wide reaching.
  • On today's This Green Earth, hosts Nell Larson and Chris Cherniak speak with (01:30) Dr. Bonnie Baxter, Director of the Great Salt Lake Institute and biology professor at Westminster College and (27:07) Kevin Perry, Professor of atmospheric sciences at the University of Utah. Over the past decade, the Great Salt Lake has continued to deplete. It is now a third of its original size and recently the last remaining boats were pulled from the Great Salt Lake Marina. The troubled body of water desperately needs more water. These record lows are taking a toll, and the effects are wide reaching. These two environmental experts speak to the issues of this once great lake and what the future holds.
  • On This Green Earth, Zach Frankel with Utah Rivers Council talks about the Great Salt Lake.This important body of water is now registering at an all-time…
  • On This Green Earth, Ella Sorensen, manager of the Gillmor Audubon Sanctuary, and Don Paul, a biologist for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources join…