Adrian Sandoval: Younger generations deserve to see the Great Salt Lake as it once was

Will a record high ever be seen again?

(Rick Bowmer | The Associated Press) A young person runs through the Great Salt Lake on June 15, 2023, near Magna, Utah.

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By Adrian Sandoval | For The Salt Lake Tribune