Tribune editorial: Every decision Utahns make has to be about our water supply

The job before us now has to be centered on conservation. At the federal, state, municipal and household levels.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Persisting drought conditions continue to drop water levels at The Great Salt Lake exposing reef-like structures made up of calcium and magnesium carbonate deposits called bioherms that resemble coral as seen on Wednesday, October. 1, 2025.

Tribune editorial: Every decision Utahns make has to be about our water supply

The job before us now has to be centered on conservation. At the federal, state, municipal and household levels.

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