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.
Please join us in welcoming HEAL Utah’s three newest board members, Gabriela Portugal, Briana Kobor, and John R. Contreras.
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.” Learn about ozone pollution and how you can take action. Share on facebook Share…
Welcome Hector! HEAL Utah’s New Outreach Intern. Share on facebook Share on google Share on twitter Share on linkedin We are thrilled to introduce you…
On May 10th, the Utah office of energy development announced an updated version of Utah’s Energy and Innovation plan.
he Community Renewable Energy Act was enacted by state legislation in 2019 (House Bill 411). The act allows eligible local governments to procure net-100% renewable electricity by 2030 on behalf of their residents and businesses.
We need your help by providing public comment to the EPA, pressuring them to require power plants with SCRs to start using them at the beginning of the 2023 ozone season and those without SCRs to install them by the 2024 ozone season.
HEAL 2022 Merch Share on facebook Share on google Share on twitter Share on linkedin Now that we have survived the Utah legislative session and…
