Dumb question: could we build a big pipeline from the Pacific Coast and just pump billions (trillions?) of gallons of ocean water to the Great Salt Lake?
The deficit is ~1.5 million acre-feet. That's 488 000 000 000 gallons / year.
Or 1.3 billion gallons per day.
As far as I'm aware, the largest pipeline in the US has around 1/10th that capacity (Colonial has a capacity of 3 million barrels or 126 million gallons a day).
Also pumping that much from the pacific would likely annihilate whatever's on the other end of that pipe.