02-04-2022, 06:45 AM
We've been talking about this in my classes for the last few years. Anyone with any real science background knows this island idea is not good for the ecology of the area. The developers claim the islands and dredging will be good for the ecology. The real problem is they have no APPLICABLE evidence. Just baseless claims.
In my classes, we also talk about how screwed up Utah lake is and how hard it is to fix. If we really want to stop the algal blooms and make better fish habitat we should start with the 7 wastewater treatment plants that feed into the lake in addition to invasive species removal (phrag and carp) and not complicate things further with private islands.
In my classes, we also talk about how screwed up Utah lake is and how hard it is to fix. If we really want to stop the algal blooms and make better fish habitat we should start with the 7 wastewater treatment plants that feed into the lake in addition to invasive species removal (phrag and carp) and not complicate things further with private islands.
Be boundless,
Bryce (Fisheries and Aquatic Science, USU)
Bryce (Fisheries and Aquatic Science, USU)