LAKE POWELL PIPELINE

LAKE POWELL PIPELINE

Published 09-15-18
Don't get burned by zeroscape
Published June 3, 2025

Nearly 60% of residential water use in Utah goes straight into the landscape, making it the single biggest opportunity for personal impact. In an effort to save water, many folks are ditching their lawns and going all-in on “zeroscapes” — think rocks instead of roots. While the intention is right, replacing greenery with gravel isn’t the eco-win it seems. Turns out, those rock gardens may be saving water but at the cost of other environmental benefits.

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Image shows the Jordan River with green riparian areas on the side of the river
Published May 29, 2025

SALT LAKE CITY (May 29, 2025) – As we head into hotter months, we expect increased demand for water. With the state’s subpar snowpack, which feeds our reservoirs, continued water conservation will remain a top priority for the state. State agencies will continue to monitor conditions and assist communities where needed. The governor issued a …

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Image shows Great Salt Lake from Antelope Island
Published April 24, 2025

Water conservation critical as Utah’s water supply faces a drier year Salt Lake City (April 24, 2025) – With low streamflow forecasts, increased water demand as temperatures rise and southern Utah experiencing extreme drought, Gov. Spencer J. Cox issued an Executive Order today declaring a state of emergency in 17 counties due to drought conditions. The counties include: …

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