Individuals (like you!) can also influence policy that affects your health and quality of life by speaking up and becoming community lobbyists.
Every year we see more and more individuals redefining what it means to be a lobbyist who places community, accountability, and people over profit, setting the foundation for an era of greater democracy up on Capitol Hill.
7 Days down, 38 to go! Last week, we saw the introduction of over 400 bills, the Governor’s priorities for the session, and the initial movement on environmental policies.
Day one of the 2023 legislative session has officially ended. Let’s break down everything you need to know about this year’s session, including our priorities, why the session is so important, and ways for you to take action.
Looking for ways you can get more involved in your community? From neighborhood cleanups and festivals to supporting local businesses and organizations, here are 10+ ideas you can use to give back to our community this month.
Did you know that your old car can help support our work in advancing climate solutions, fighting for clean air, and transitioning to clean energy?
ur partnership with CARS gives you an easy way to donate your vehicle to support our work — and free up some space!
Celebrate an impactful 2022 with HEAL. You took action virtually and in person, joined us up on the hill, and participated in collective action like free public transit days (and so much more!). Check out this recap of the past year, and kudos for being a part of HEALS’ incredible community of environmental changemakers.
Why is the air so bad during winter, and what can we do about it? Utah inversion season Inversion season is back. As you prepare…
This past summer, Utah experienced record temperature highs, increased ozone pollution, and ongoing extreme drought conditions, leaving many Utah residents questioning how to mitigate and adapt to our ongoing climate crisis.
This summer, HEAL supporters (that’s you!) successfully lobbied the Uniform Building Code Commission (UBCC) to vote to adopt the majority of the 2021 IECC Residential Building Code update. These codes will update residential buildings’ insulation, lighting efficiency, and other measures to strengthen the overall efficiency of our homes.
If you have ever wondered who has been behind the scenes making sure that HEAL stays organized and functional, then we would like to introduce you to our office manager, Jordan Stein!
