The environmental impacts of data centers are extensive: as of April 2026, there are over 1,500 new data centers in various stages of development in the US. Fill out our action alert today to urge Utah’s state lawmakers for more transparency!
With new facility proposals, a history of uranium mining, radioactive waste storage, and even a nuclear lifecycle innovation campus, it is more important than ever to visualize Utah’s nuclear infrastructure. Read today and explore this new resource: a map of Utah’s nuclear past, present, and future!
Utahns are exposed to four air quality seasons. Read more to learn about the role that transportation plays on air quality and your health!
Take action and ask Congress to pause new data center approval until they can establish safeguards to protect communities from the impacts to our air, water, climate, and energy costs, and ensure that the public is involved in the decision-making process.
Utah is once again being asked to sacrifice for nuclear development. Read more to learn about small nuclear reactors and their effects on human and public health.
By Friday, March 6 2026, 1,015 bills were numbered for the Utah 2026 General Session. HEAL tracked 89 of those bills closely. Here’s a look at what passed, what didn’t and what comes next.
Utah’s legislators are engaged in an effort to limit our state’s ability to protect Utahns through science-based regulations. Fill out our action alert to protect Utahns’ public health today!
A closer look at the hidden motives of the nuclear industry, who is at risk, and what we can do to protect our state.
Protecting Utahns’ Health from SB234, Today and for the Future Contact: Carmen Valdez Healthy Environment Alliance of Utah (HEAL Utah) carmen@healutah.org Salt Lake City, UT…
Utah legislators are considering a bill that would subject Salt Lake City street design to stricter oversight from the state, and in some cases prevent the city from adopting traffic calming measures.
