Welcome, Liv!
We are thrilled to introduce you to our Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Project Intern, Liv Lee!
Category: Blog
Get out and HEAL: September
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.
Why Heatwaves Aren’t Just A Summer Problem.
According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), “It is virtually inevitable that increases in the frequency and magnitude of warm daily temperature extremes will continue to happen.”
Thank You, Myron!
With mixed emotions, we announce that Myron Willson, one of HEAL’s longtime board members, will retire from the board. While we are sad to see him go, we are so thankful for his years of dedicated service!
EXPAND & EXTEND THE RADIATION EXPOSURE COMPENSATION ACT
Thanks to constituents (like you!), Congress voted to extend the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA), a program that compensates nuclear weapons development and testing victims, by two years. This extension is a great first step to preserving and expanding RECA, but it still falls short.
Meet Our New Board Members
Please join us in welcoming HEAL Utah’s three newest board members, Gabriela Portugal, Briana Kobor, and John R. Contreras.
Get out and HEAL: July
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.
What are Small Modular Nuclear Reactors, and why are they not the answer.
What are Small Modular Nuclear Reactors, and why are they not the answer. Learn about SMRs and how you can take action. Share on facebook…
Why a clear sunny day may be full of “invisible pollution.”
Why a clear sunny day may be full of “invisible pollution.” Learn about ozone pollution and how you can take action. Share on facebook Share…