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Great Salt Lake dust expensive to manage, study finds

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SALT LAKE CITY — Dust from the bed of Great Salt Lake could become increasingly dangerous and expensive if we don't take action now. John C. Lin, the center's scientific director and a professor in the department of atmospheric sciences, said the research team looked at a number of factors.

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