Comments about ‘Nature Conservancy representative says there's no agreement about health of Great Salt Lake’

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Published: Saturday, Aug. 28 2010 12:36 a.m. MDT

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American Citizen

The discussion is flawed. The only water entering the GSL is "waste" water, while the evaporation process of nature is going strong. The lake is drying up.

In a few decades, we'll have the greatest racetrack and atv area in the West. Good bye GSL.

Corn Dog

Sounds like they are looking for a simple means of describing the lake's health as is done with local air pollution - green, yellow, red, etc.

Something as dynamic and complex as the great Salt Lake could not be described in such simple terms - that is even if we understood it. We don't.

Probably the biggest factor that affects the lake is precipitation - a natural phenomenon. That could mean that a lake could be judged "unhealthy" due to mother nature's actions. That would be hard for the "I hate human beings" school of environmentalism to swallow.

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