Removing phragmites around the Great Salt Lake could present "many win-win solutions," including more water for the lake, state experts say. (Tim Hussin, Deseret News) Save Story KEY TAKEAWAYS Phragmites, an invasive reed, covers approximately 51,000 acres around Great Salt Lake.
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Removing phragmites around the Great Salt Lake could present "many win-win solutions," including more water for the lake, state experts say. (Tim Hussin, Deseret News) Save Story KEY TAKEAWAYS Phragmites, an invasive reed, covers approximately 51,000 acres around Great Salt Lake.
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