Matt Beat
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Why is the Great Salt Lake two colors?
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February 28, 2023
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February 28, 2023
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5.22%
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1:00Now PlayingThe Great Salt Lake is distinctly two different colors. Mr. Beat explains why that is.
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The Great Salt Lake has been making the news regularly lately, because, even though it’s the largest saltwater lake in the entire Western Hemisphere, some experts predict it could completely dry up in just five years.
But I’m also fascinated by something else about the lake that many don’t know about.
Why the heck is it two different colors?
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