Gayle McKeachnie Discusses Future of Utah's Water Resources

Apr 04, 2008 by Jeff Robinson

(KCPW News) Utahns use an average of one hundred gallons of water in their homes per day. That's according to former Utah lieutenant Governor and current Rural Affairs Coordinator Gayle McKeachnie, who was at the city library last night to speak about Utah's water resources. Listen to an excerpt of his presentation about planning for the future.

McKeachnie was at the library as part of the Nature of Things lecture series presented by the Utah Museum of Natural History and KCPW. You can also listen to his whole presentation.

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