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Pristine to Polluted: The Journey of an Urban Stream
Salt Lake City’s Red Butte Creek offers a unique opportunity for scientists to study how a mountain stream changes when it enters an urban environment.
DWQ Proclaims Red Butte Clean--KCPW
The Utah Division of Water Quality has issued a draft document giving Red Butte Creek a clean bill of health following the Chevron oil spill of two years ago. The document will be open for public comment until December 10, 2012.
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