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Uibel-Great_Salt_LakeBelow you will find areas of concern that the FRIENDS and other groups working for the Great Salt Lake have identified.
1 Potential Effects of GSLM on the Lake's Water and Salt Balance
2 FoGSL and FRIENDS Comment on Draft Modification of GSLM's UPDES Permit
3 Northwest Quadrant Master Plan Threatens Great Salt Lake
4 Great Salt Lake Minerals Final Scoping Report
5 Weather, Climate, & Society: Bear River Basin Drought
6 Water Study by the League of Women Voters of Utah
7 GSL Minerals Requests a Hold on Their Water Rights Application
8 WHSRN Comments to the A.C.O.E. on GSL Minerals Expansion
9 Two Proposals Compete for Future Management of Great Salt Lake
10 DIA Art Foundation Comments on GSL Minerals Expansion
11 Debate over proposed GSL project is democracy in action - Salt Lake Tribune
12 EPA Comments to U.S. Army Corps Regarding Great Salt Lake Minerals Expansion
13 Public Lands Policy Coordination Office Comments on Great Salt Lake Minerals Expansion
14 FoGSL Final Comments and Protests to GSL Minerals Expansion
15 GSL Minerals Expansion Summary Sheet - July, 2009
16 Concerns about State Selenium Standards
17 Final Comments to RDCC on Extension of Gunnison Bay Intake Canal by GSL Minerals
18 Proposed Expansion by GSLM and Extension of Existing Canal
19 US Magnesium as a Superfund Site
20 Selenium Standards - Comments are IN!
21 SHORT TERM VICTORY! Decision has been made on Oil Drilling near The Spiral Jetty
22 WHSRN advises DNR against GSL Minerals Expansion
23 FACT Sheet for GSL Minerals Expansion and Application
24 Current Issue: Mercury
25 Current Issue: Water Quality
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