Week 4 Capitol Report: Lawmakers Roll Back Protections While Pushing Nuclear Expansion Week 4 Capitol Report: Lawmakers Roll Back Protections While Pushing Nuclear Expansion The…
Week 3 Capitol Report: Is Utah Ready for 2034? Week 3 Capitol Report: Is Utah Ready for 2034? The Utah legislative session continues as we…
Week 2 Capitol Report: Urgency Rising as Snowpack Hits Record Lows Week 2 Capitol Report: Urgency Rising as Snowpack Hits Record Lows The Utah legislative…
A new air quality permit has been proposed for a gravel pit in Parley’s Canyon, raising concerns about air pollution in an already overburdened area near I-80. While the proposal is smaller than past plans, it still allows emissions that could affect air quality, and public comment is now open.
Week One at the Capitol What’s Moving and Why It Matters Week One at the Capitol: What’s Moving and Why It Matters The Utah legislative…
In October of 2025, the Trump administration made an alarming announcement- they want to resume nuclear weapon testing again. If you are wondering what that even means, you are not alone. Read more to learn about the impacts of nuclear weapons testing for our state!
EnergySolutions is seeking authorization to import up to 1.3 million cubic yards of Canadian low-level radioactive and mixed waste, generated by the civilian nuclear power industry. HEAL Utah is calling for full transparency, public input, and an independent review of potential health and environmental impacts before any approval is considered.
Utah is being targeted for risky and expensive nuclear energy projects which could leave communities with toxic waste, long-term debt, and serious health risks.
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can pose human health risks at high levels. Read today to learn how you can protect your communities from radon exposure!
HEAL Utah is excited to be part of the AARP Community Challenge Grant, which supports our goal of building healthy, equitable, and livable communities in Utah. The Community Challenge Grant, which is part of AARP’s nationwide Liveable Communities Initiative, provides an opportunity to advance environmental justice and public health by expanding access to sustainable transportation.
