Utah is facing a problem. It has three of the fastest growing cities in the U.S. and horribly, for a state that is plagued with drought, its per-capita water usage is the highest in the U.S. (its water is some of the cheapest for businesses and residents in the country). As thousands of tourists visit Zion national park and the surrounding area each year, the state is reaching crisis point.
It’s a familiar situation that is being replayed around the world. Different areas have different issues but climate change is exacerbating everything. In Utah, it is tourists and the arrival of new residents. In other areas, it
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