Utah has to do more than build infrastructure to meet its future water needs, according to a new report. In the “Flowing Toward 2050: Utah’s Water Outlook” report released Wednesday at City Creek Park in Salt Lake City, Utah Foundation researchers concluded the state can’t simply build to satisfy a thirsty, growing population. The report found state population projections--another 2.5 million people in the next 35 years--will surpass the state’s currently developed water supply by the late 2030s...
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