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

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Dust in the Wind: The Health Costs of Great Salt Lake Desiccation was authored by Lena Harris of Texas A&M University, Eric C. Edwards of the University of California, Davis, and Danae Hernandez-Cortes of Arizona State University. 9 micrograms per cubic meter near the lake, with even larger increases in areas directly downwind.