Who will feed the world if the Great Salt Lake collapses? 

Aral Sea comparison is not a fair comparison, Utah does not divert nearly the percentage of water from the GSL. If Brine shrimp population is in jeopardy from low elevation than harvesting should be limited according to the elevation. The lower the elevation, the less harvesting should be allowed in order to protect the Brine Shrimp and the migratory bird populations. Fish farms around the world can find other feed sources. 30 million pounds of Brine Shrimp eggs are too much for low elevation years. They are also removing one of the filter species keeping the lake healthy.

How you guys expect the lake to refill if our rivers are being diverged for alfalfa that gets shipped out of the U.S.?

Thank you for sharing this, please continue to advertise this to create awareness via all media platforms

How about with Aral sea they stop draining the rivers dry, the two main rivers are not small rivers but their farming irrigation is so inefficient the rivers run dry before they get to the Aral Sea

What if the Salt lake wasn't meant to be permanent? The Uzbek comparison, caused by a dam is quite different. In either case , the world needs seamonkeys to thrive or the world may die in a fiery, but mostly peaceful apocalypse with global warming and rising sea levels and no polar ice caps and cow farts.

1984 to 2023 comparison is misleading. Because it omits that in 1987-89 the State Utah pumped 2.74-million-acre feet of water from the lake, followed by lower precipitation years and blames it on faulty human consumptions. Please do better checking source information Fox 13.

Come on tell the whole story on Aral sea ,it's coming back up slowly.And Great Salt Lake will be fine.We just need to let the rivers do thier jobs.Its just another fear Mongering story here.Our climate runs in Cycles and now we are in a Favorable cycle.

Still selling fear ………what about lake Bonneville…….😂😂😂😂

It’s called a drought. In the 80s we had floods and the lake was overflowing its banks. Nature has natural cycles, it may rise again. I’m getting really tired of all the doomsday scenarios which basically come down to sacrificing money and human resources for something over which we have no control. You can’t compare the GSL with other lakes and say it will do the same thing.

Its supposed to be doing this! it is inevitable