Presented by the Great Salt Lake Strike Team, a Collaboration of Utah's Research Universities and State Agencies
Declining water levels threaten economic activity, public health, and ecosystems of Great Salt Lake and surrounding communities. This policy assessment provides a summary of data, insights, and policy options that will inform strategies to improve[...]
Declining water levels threaten economic activity, public health, and ecosystems of Great Salt Lake and surrounding communities. This policy assessment provides a summary of data, insights, and policy options that will inform strategies to improve[...]
One year since the arrival of COVID in the U.S. and Utah’s tourism economy is back on track. Leisure and hospitality employment in southern Utah[...]
Despite having the highest total fertility rate in the nation for many years, Utah’s total fertility rate is now the 3rd highest in the nation,[...]
Our survey finds consumer sentiment among Utahns held steady from May to June. A similar survey by the University of Michigan, but concerning all Americans,[...]
The most important factor for Utah’s tech sector employees deciding to move to or stay in Utah is access to outdoor recreation and wilderness.
This report provides data and information to help state and community leaders make progress in their equity, diversity, and inclusion efforts. Gov. Spencer Cox’s One[...]
By: Mallory Bateman Note: The opinions expressed are those of the author alone and[...]
By: Jennifer Leaver Note: The opinions expressed are those of the author alone and[...]
May 6, 2021 (Salt Lake City) – The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute today[...]
