Study finds health benefits of Great Salt Lake restoration could outweigh costs

A new NBER working paper estimates that dust from the shrinking Great Salt Lake causes $1.1 billion to $2.3 billion in annual health costs, and finds that the health benefits of adding water to the lake could exceed the cost of acquiring it from agricultural…

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