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Category: HEAL in the News

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NEWS: Does a plan to merge Utah’s environment and natural resources agencies signal a waning commitment to clean air, water in Utah?

The Salt Lake TribuneJanuary 15, 2021By Brian Maffly Under a proposal expected to be unveiled in coming days for the upcoming legislative session, two major…

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NEWS: Grace Olscamp: The smoggiest time of the year — and what to do about it

The Salt Lake TribuneDecember 10, 2020By Grace Olscamp As if we didn’t need one more thing to add to our plates in 2020, the Wasatch…

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NEWS: Myron Willson and Turner Bitton: Pitch for ‘smart sprawl’ ignores several facts

Salt Lake TribuneBy Myron Willson and Turner BittonNovember 20, 2020 A recent presentation at the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute by Joel Kotkin and Wendell Cox and reported…

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NEWS: A Uranium Mill Near Blanding May Begin Processing Ore For Elements Used In iPhones And Military Weapons

KUERNovember 6, 2020By Kate Groetzinger Engineers at a uranium mill in San Juan County have figured out how to produce a concentrate of rare earth elements…

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NEWS: Utah PSC slashes rooftop solar export rates, triggering doubts about residential solar’s future there

Utility DiveNovember 3, 2020By Emma Penrod Despite rejecting several requests by PacifiCorp subsidiary Rocky Mountain Power, the Utah Public Service Commission has set the value…

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NEWS: Activists decry lower compensation rate for rooftop solar in Utah

Deseret NewsNovember 2, 2020By Amy Joi O’Donoghue SALT LAKE CITY — Rooftop solar advocates say they fear a recent decision by the Utah Public Service…

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NEWS: Scott Williams: The time for a clean energy economy is now

The Salt Lake TribuneNovember 2, 2020By Scott Williams In past Utah Economic and Energy Summits, when discussing what sources of energy should be pursued and incentivized…

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NEWS: State commission agrees to reduce solar energy credits

The Salt Lake TribuneNovember 1, 2020By Sara Tabin The Utah Public Service Commission agreed Friday to let Rocky Mountain Power reduce the amount of energy…

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NEWS: Utah PSC decides to lower export rate, impacting a recovering rooftop solar industry

PV MagazineBy Eric WesoffOctober 30, 2020 The Utah Public Service Commission (PSC) made a decision on the value of the rooftop solar in the state,…

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NEWS: EPA guts plan that would have slashed pollution from Utah coal plants

The Salt Lake TribuneBy Brian MafflyOctober 30, 2020 Federal environmental officials have approved Utah’s new plan for limiting coal-fired power plant emissions to address “regional”…

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