Summer is wrapping up, and that means in a few months, we could be faced with an inversion. Now is the best time to prepare. Not to worry, we have three simple tips for everyone to use that will help you navigate Utah’s air quality and even help improve it. Whether you are a native or new to our beautiful state, these tips will help us all.
The wildfires may be in California, but the smoke, and its health effects, are traveling across the country. The smoke pollution seen in Utah this summer originated from intense amounts of energy produced by blazes in California (and Oregon).
At our September 2019 UCAIR partners meeting, we had a presentation from Shawn Teigen, Vice President and Research Director for Utah Foundation, about the exciting
On Monday, August 19, 2019 UCAIR, the Utah Clean Air Partnership, elected and inducted the new Executive Board Committee for the 2020-2021 term at its
Wildfire smoke significantly affects the levels of particulate matter (PM) in our air. Since the start of July, there have been over 100 reported wildfires
What is summer ozone and how can we combat its effects? Summer ozone occurs when chemical emissions react with sunlight and heat. Whenever you drive
Salt Lake City—May 28, 2019, Silicon Slopes and the Utah Clean Air Partnership (UCAIR) unveils a strategic air quality partnership to move forward a solutions-based
“Going green” isn’t anything new, however, there have been certain barriers concerning electric vehicles that have slowed consumers from going electric. One of the largest
To continue progress toward improving our air quality, the Utah Clean Air Partnership (UCAIR) opens its annual grants program. Grant funding is available to support
Ivory Homes, announced yesterday in conjunction with the celebration of Earth Day 2018, the planting of 30,000 trees throughout Utah to celebrate 30 years of
