A solution to Great Salt Lake’s algal blooms? Pipe wastewater to where the brine shrimp graze.

A Utah sewer district is saving ratepayers money, cleaning Farmington Bay and providing improved flows to the shrinking lake.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Construction of North Davis Sewer District's new pipeline along the Antelope Island Causeway on Tuesday, May 31, 2022. The pipeline will discharge treated water into the Great Salt Lake west of Antelope Island, instead of into Farmington Bay.

A solution to Great Salt Lake’s algal blooms? Pipe wastewater to where the brine shrimp graze.

A Utah sewer district is saving ratepayers money, cleaning Farmington Bay and providing improved flows to the shrinking lake.

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