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Mormons & the Toxic Great Salt Lake: John Larsen/Carah Burrell @JohnLarsen1 @nuancehoe | Ep.1614

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June 22, 2022

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In this podcast episode, John Larsen discusses the toxicity of the Great Salt Lake and its decline due to climate change. He explains the scientific facts surrounding the issue, as well as the redeeming qualities of the lake and its impact on the surrounding area. John also explores the connection between the decline of the Great Salt Lake and the LDS Church, including their burning of gas at Ensign Peak and the lush green lawns surrounding their chapels and temples. The conversation ultimately leads to a call to action to address the urgent issue of climate change, with John sharing his own personal "Article of Faith" for the planet.

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