Out in the Community or from Your Couch: Ways to Help HEAL
Are you looking for ways to be directly engaged in local environmental advocacy? Do you want to make a tangible difference in air quality, climate…
Category: Blog
Radioactive Utah?
HEAL Utah. Depleted uranium. EnergySolutions. Exemption. Radioactive. You may have seen the above names and phrases in some headlines lately — and for good reason!…
New Faces This Fall
Please help us in welcoming some new faces to HEAL — from staff and interns to board members and some four-legged friends. And if you…
Welcome to the Board, Zach!
Please welcome HEAL’s newest board member, Zach Michalk! Zach is a Texas native and studied urban and regional planning at Texas A&M, where he graduated…
A Trojan Horse, Zombie, & Little Engine Who Couldn’t
It comes as a surprise to new Utahns, who move here for the seemingly endless and diverse swaths of open space, to learn that one…
Utah’s interim session
As a kid, I thought teachers lived at school and slept in their classrooms, but I could never figure out what they did during the…
Utah’s (invisible) summertime blues
In Utah’s northern valleys, it’s hard to ignore our air pollution during the winter – our inversions trap small particulate matter (PM2.5) that becomes visible…
2018 Spring Breakfast: grandkids, a changing climate, & you!
Our Spring Breakfast, held on May 17th this year, has come and gone in a flash! If you didn’t hear, we had a special…
Welcome to HEAL Utah’s newest team member!
Welcome to our new Communications and Outreach Associate, Grace Olscamp! Grace joined HEAL Utah in early April, two weeks after knee surgery, excited and ready…
Inland Port Testimony by Jessica Reimer
My name is Jessica Reimer, and I am a policy associate with the environmental policy group HEAL Utah. I can’t say that I am speaking…