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March 14, 2026Science0 citations

The imminent collapse of the Great Salt Lake The Lake Abby Ellis, director Sandbox Films, 2026. 88 minutes.

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Key Points

  • The film aims to raise awareness about the environmental challenges facing the Great Salt Lake.
  • Explores the history and current state of the Great Salt Lake
  • Features interviews with environmental experts
  • Utilizes visual storytelling to illustrate ecological impacts
  • Demonstrates declining water levels and their effects on local wildlife
  • Illustrates increased salinity levels threatening ecosystem health
  • Highlights the importance of conservation efforts for the lake's future

Abstract

A new documentary confronts the dire future of North America’s largest terminal lake

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Gabrielle Kardon (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b4fbf9b39f7826a300c8b5https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aeg4335
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