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SUMMARY:The Climate Clock: Can Nuclear Deliver In Time?
DESCRIPTION:Nuclear Expert Webinar\n		\n\n\n    \n    							\n				\n							                                        \n\n    Register Today!\n\n\n\n						\n				\n		\n\n\n    			As Utah continues to consider expanding its role in the nuclear industry\, HEAL Utah is asking an important question: Can nuclear energy realistically help address the climate crisis? While nuclear power is often promoted as a climate solution\, new reactors face significant challenges\, including extremely high construction costs\, lengthy development timelines that can take a decade or more\, and ongoing questions about financing\, radioactive waste\, and community impacts. As climate change accelerates\, it is critical to examine whether investments in new nuclear power can deliver emissions reductions quickly enough\, or whether those resources would be more effective when directed toward solutions that are already available today.Join HEAL Utah for the next webinar in our Nuclear Legacy Series as we explore the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change and compare it with other strategies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly and affordably. This conversation will examine the economic realities of new nuclear development\, the urgency of meeting climate goals\, and what energy investments can provide the greatest climate benefits over the coming decades.Dr. Logan Mitchell\, PhD\, Climate Scientist & Energy Analyst of Utah Clean Energy and Dr. Benjamin Sovacool\, Core Faculty\, IGS; Professor\, Earth & Environment\, College of Arts & Sciences of Boston University will discuss the costs and timelines associated with new nuclear projects\, evaluate nuclear's role in achieving climate targets\, and explore alternative approaches\, including renewable energy\, energy efficiency\, grid modernization\, and energy storage\, that are already reducing emissions in communities across the country. The webinar will provide participants with an opportunity to better understand the tradeoffs of different climate solutions and what they could mean for Utah's energy future.DETAILSWhat: Nuclear Expert Webinar: The Climate Clock: Can Nuclear Deliver in Time?Date: Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026Time: 12:00 pm MT - 1:30 pm MTLocation: Virtual!FAQWhat resources will be available?Information about radiation exposure to our families and Nuclear Regulatory Commission updates.Is this a family-friendly event? Yes!I can't attend in person\, is there a virtual option?This is entirely virtual and will be recorded.
URL:https://www.healutah.org/events1/nuclearexpertwebinar3/
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SUMMARY:HEAL Forward
DESCRIPTION:Nuclear Expert Webinar\n		\n\n\n    \n    							\n				\n							                                        \n\n    Register Today!\n\n\n\n						\n				\n		\n\n\n    			As Utah continues to consider expanding its role in the nuclear industry\, HEAL Utah is asking an important question: Can nuclear energy realistically help address the climate crisis? While nuclear power is often promoted as a climate solution\, new reactors face significant challenges\, including extremely high construction costs\, lengthy development timelines that can take a decade or more\, and ongoing questions about financing\, radioactive waste\, and community impacts. As climate change accelerates\, it is critical to examine whether investments in new nuclear power can deliver emissions reductions quickly enough\, or whether those resources would be more effective when directed toward solutions that are already available today.Join HEAL Utah for the next webinar in our Nuclear Legacy Series as we explore the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change and compare it with other strategies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly and affordably. This conversation will examine the economic realities of new nuclear development\, the urgency of meeting climate goals\, and what energy investments can provide the greatest climate benefits over the coming decades.Dr. Logan Mitchell\, PhD\, Climate Scientist & Energy Analyst of Utah Clean Energy and Dr. Benjamin Sovacool\, Core Faculty\, IGS; Professor\, Earth & Environment\, College of Arts & Sciences of Boston University will discuss the costs and timelines associated with new nuclear projects\, evaluate nuclear's role in achieving climate targets\, and explore alternative approaches\, including renewable energy\, energy efficiency\, grid modernization\, and energy storage\, that are already reducing emissions in communities across the country. The webinar will provide participants with an opportunity to better understand the tradeoffs of different climate solutions and what they could mean for Utah's energy future.DETAILSWhat: Nuclear Expert Webinar: The Climate Clock: Can Nuclear Deliver in Time?Date: Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026Time: 12:00 pm MT - 1:30 pm MTLocation: Virtual!FAQWhat resources will be available?Information about radiation exposure to our families and Nuclear Regulatory Commission updates.Is this a family-friendly event? Yes!I can't attend in person\, is there a virtual option?This is entirely virtual and will be recorded.
URL:https://www.healutah.org/events1/heal-forward/
LOCATION:Tanner Atrium – Jewett Center for the Performing Arts – Westminster University\, 1840S 1300 E\, Salt Lake City\, UT\, 84105
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260826T180000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Reimagining Transit
DESCRIPTION:Nuclear Expert Webinar\n		\n\n\n    \n    							\n				\n							                                        \n\n    Register Today!\n\n\n\n						\n				\n		\n\n\n    			As Utah continues to consider expanding its role in the nuclear industry\, HEAL Utah is asking an important question: Can nuclear energy realistically help address the climate crisis? While nuclear power is often promoted as a climate solution\, new reactors face significant challenges\, including extremely high construction costs\, lengthy development timelines that can take a decade or more\, and ongoing questions about financing\, radioactive waste\, and community impacts. As climate change accelerates\, it is critical to examine whether investments in new nuclear power can deliver emissions reductions quickly enough\, or whether those resources would be more effective when directed toward solutions that are already available today.Join HEAL Utah for the next webinar in our Nuclear Legacy Series as we explore the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change and compare it with other strategies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly and affordably. This conversation will examine the economic realities of new nuclear development\, the urgency of meeting climate goals\, and what energy investments can provide the greatest climate benefits over the coming decades.Dr. Logan Mitchell\, PhD\, Climate Scientist & Energy Analyst of Utah Clean Energy and Dr. Benjamin Sovacool\, Core Faculty\, IGS; Professor\, Earth & Environment\, College of Arts & Sciences of Boston University will discuss the costs and timelines associated with new nuclear projects\, evaluate nuclear's role in achieving climate targets\, and explore alternative approaches\, including renewable energy\, energy efficiency\, grid modernization\, and energy storage\, that are already reducing emissions in communities across the country. The webinar will provide participants with an opportunity to better understand the tradeoffs of different climate solutions and what they could mean for Utah's energy future.DETAILSWhat: Nuclear Expert Webinar: The Climate Clock: Can Nuclear Deliver in Time?Date: Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026Time: 12:00 pm MT - 1:30 pm MTLocation: Virtual!FAQWhat resources will be available?Information about radiation exposure to our families and Nuclear Regulatory Commission updates.Is this a family-friendly event? Yes!I can't attend in person\, is there a virtual option?This is entirely virtual and will be recorded.
URL:https://www.healutah.org/events1/webinar-reimagining-transit/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260821T180000
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SUMMARY:West-East Connections Block Party
DESCRIPTION:Nuclear Expert Webinar\n		\n\n\n    \n    							\n				\n							                                        \n\n    Register Today!\n\n\n\n						\n				\n		\n\n\n    			As Utah continues to consider expanding its role in the nuclear industry\, HEAL Utah is asking an important question: Can nuclear energy realistically help address the climate crisis? While nuclear power is often promoted as a climate solution\, new reactors face significant challenges\, including extremely high construction costs\, lengthy development timelines that can take a decade or more\, and ongoing questions about financing\, radioactive waste\, and community impacts. As climate change accelerates\, it is critical to examine whether investments in new nuclear power can deliver emissions reductions quickly enough\, or whether those resources would be more effective when directed toward solutions that are already available today.Join HEAL Utah for the next webinar in our Nuclear Legacy Series as we explore the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change and compare it with other strategies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly and affordably. This conversation will examine the economic realities of new nuclear development\, the urgency of meeting climate goals\, and what energy investments can provide the greatest climate benefits over the coming decades.Dr. Logan Mitchell\, PhD\, Climate Scientist & Energy Analyst of Utah Clean Energy and Dr. Benjamin Sovacool\, Core Faculty\, IGS; Professor\, Earth & Environment\, College of Arts & Sciences of Boston University will discuss the costs and timelines associated with new nuclear projects\, evaluate nuclear's role in achieving climate targets\, and explore alternative approaches\, including renewable energy\, energy efficiency\, grid modernization\, and energy storage\, that are already reducing emissions in communities across the country. The webinar will provide participants with an opportunity to better understand the tradeoffs of different climate solutions and what they could mean for Utah's energy future.DETAILSWhat: Nuclear Expert Webinar: The Climate Clock: Can Nuclear Deliver in Time?Date: Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026Time: 12:00 pm MT - 1:30 pm MTLocation: Virtual!FAQWhat resources will be available?Information about radiation exposure to our families and Nuclear Regulatory Commission updates.Is this a family-friendly event? Yes!I can't attend in person\, is there a virtual option?This is entirely virtual and will be recorded.
URL:https://www.healutah.org/events1/west-east-connections-block-party/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260813T180000
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DTSTAMP:20260801T021008Z
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SUMMARY:Make Your Own Air Purifier: Kearns Library
DESCRIPTION:Nuclear Expert Webinar\n		\n\n\n    \n    							\n				\n							                                        \n\n    Register Today!\n\n\n\n						\n				\n		\n\n\n    			As Utah continues to consider expanding its role in the nuclear industry\, HEAL Utah is asking an important question: Can nuclear energy realistically help address the climate crisis? While nuclear power is often promoted as a climate solution\, new reactors face significant challenges\, including extremely high construction costs\, lengthy development timelines that can take a decade or more\, and ongoing questions about financing\, radioactive waste\, and community impacts. As climate change accelerates\, it is critical to examine whether investments in new nuclear power can deliver emissions reductions quickly enough\, or whether those resources would be more effective when directed toward solutions that are already available today.Join HEAL Utah for the next webinar in our Nuclear Legacy Series as we explore the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change and compare it with other strategies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly and affordably. This conversation will examine the economic realities of new nuclear development\, the urgency of meeting climate goals\, and what energy investments can provide the greatest climate benefits over the coming decades.Dr. Logan Mitchell\, PhD\, Climate Scientist & Energy Analyst of Utah Clean Energy and Dr. Benjamin Sovacool\, Core Faculty\, IGS; Professor\, Earth & Environment\, College of Arts & Sciences of Boston University will discuss the costs and timelines associated with new nuclear projects\, evaluate nuclear's role in achieving climate targets\, and explore alternative approaches\, including renewable energy\, energy efficiency\, grid modernization\, and energy storage\, that are already reducing emissions in communities across the country. The webinar will provide participants with an opportunity to better understand the tradeoffs of different climate solutions and what they could mean for Utah's energy future.DETAILSWhat: Nuclear Expert Webinar: The Climate Clock: Can Nuclear Deliver in Time?Date: Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026Time: 12:00 pm MT - 1:30 pm MTLocation: Virtual!FAQWhat resources will be available?Information about radiation exposure to our families and Nuclear Regulatory Commission updates.Is this a family-friendly event? Yes!I can't attend in person\, is there a virtual option?This is entirely virtual and will be recorded.
URL:https://www.healutah.org/events1/diyairpurifierkearns/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260812T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260812T200000
DTSTAMP:20260801T021656Z
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UID:33409-1786557600-1786564800@www.healutah.org
SUMMARY:Make Your Own Air Purifier: Ogden
DESCRIPTION:Nuclear Expert Webinar\n		\n\n\n    \n    							\n				\n							                                        \n\n    Register Today!\n\n\n\n						\n				\n		\n\n\n    			As Utah continues to consider expanding its role in the nuclear industry\, HEAL Utah is asking an important question: Can nuclear energy realistically help address the climate crisis? While nuclear power is often promoted as a climate solution\, new reactors face significant challenges\, including extremely high construction costs\, lengthy development timelines that can take a decade or more\, and ongoing questions about financing\, radioactive waste\, and community impacts. As climate change accelerates\, it is critical to examine whether investments in new nuclear power can deliver emissions reductions quickly enough\, or whether those resources would be more effective when directed toward solutions that are already available today.Join HEAL Utah for the next webinar in our Nuclear Legacy Series as we explore the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change and compare it with other strategies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly and affordably. This conversation will examine the economic realities of new nuclear development\, the urgency of meeting climate goals\, and what energy investments can provide the greatest climate benefits over the coming decades.Dr. Logan Mitchell\, PhD\, Climate Scientist & Energy Analyst of Utah Clean Energy and Dr. Benjamin Sovacool\, Core Faculty\, IGS; Professor\, Earth & Environment\, College of Arts & Sciences of Boston University will discuss the costs and timelines associated with new nuclear projects\, evaluate nuclear's role in achieving climate targets\, and explore alternative approaches\, including renewable energy\, energy efficiency\, grid modernization\, and energy storage\, that are already reducing emissions in communities across the country. The webinar will provide participants with an opportunity to better understand the tradeoffs of different climate solutions and what they could mean for Utah's energy future.DETAILSWhat: Nuclear Expert Webinar: The Climate Clock: Can Nuclear Deliver in Time?Date: Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026Time: 12:00 pm MT - 1:30 pm MTLocation: Virtual!FAQWhat resources will be available?Information about radiation exposure to our families and Nuclear Regulatory Commission updates.Is this a family-friendly event? Yes!I can't attend in person\, is there a virtual option?This is entirely virtual and will be recorded.
URL:https://www.healutah.org/events1/make-your-own-air-purifier-ogden-library/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260810T183000
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DTSTAMP:20260727T181553Z
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SUMMARY:Celebrating the Community Clean Energy Program
DESCRIPTION:Nuclear Expert Webinar\n		\n\n\n    \n    							\n				\n							                                        \n\n    Register Today!\n\n\n\n						\n				\n		\n\n\n    			As Utah continues to consider expanding its role in the nuclear industry\, HEAL Utah is asking an important question: Can nuclear energy realistically help address the climate crisis? While nuclear power is often promoted as a climate solution\, new reactors face significant challenges\, including extremely high construction costs\, lengthy development timelines that can take a decade or more\, and ongoing questions about financing\, radioactive waste\, and community impacts. As climate change accelerates\, it is critical to examine whether investments in new nuclear power can deliver emissions reductions quickly enough\, or whether those resources would be more effective when directed toward solutions that are already available today.Join HEAL Utah for the next webinar in our Nuclear Legacy Series as we explore the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change and compare it with other strategies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly and affordably. This conversation will examine the economic realities of new nuclear development\, the urgency of meeting climate goals\, and what energy investments can provide the greatest climate benefits over the coming decades.Dr. Logan Mitchell\, PhD\, Climate Scientist & Energy Analyst of Utah Clean Energy and Dr. Benjamin Sovacool\, Core Faculty\, IGS; Professor\, Earth & Environment\, College of Arts & Sciences of Boston University will discuss the costs and timelines associated with new nuclear projects\, evaluate nuclear's role in achieving climate targets\, and explore alternative approaches\, including renewable energy\, energy efficiency\, grid modernization\, and energy storage\, that are already reducing emissions in communities across the country. The webinar will provide participants with an opportunity to better understand the tradeoffs of different climate solutions and what they could mean for Utah's energy future.DETAILSWhat: Nuclear Expert Webinar: The Climate Clock: Can Nuclear Deliver in Time?Date: Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026Time: 12:00 pm MT - 1:30 pm MTLocation: Virtual!FAQWhat resources will be available?Information about radiation exposure to our families and Nuclear Regulatory Commission updates.Is this a family-friendly event? Yes!I can't attend in person\, is there a virtual option?This is entirely virtual and will be recorded.
URL:https://www.healutah.org/events1/celebrating-the-community-clean-energy-program/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260807T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260807T130000
DTSTAMP:20260804T031650Z
CREATED:20260804T031531Z
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SUMMARY:RECA Information Meetings
DESCRIPTION:Nuclear Expert Webinar\n		\n\n\n    \n    							\n				\n							                                        \n\n    Register Today!\n\n\n\n						\n				\n		\n\n\n    			As Utah continues to consider expanding its role in the nuclear industry\, HEAL Utah is asking an important question: Can nuclear energy realistically help address the climate crisis? While nuclear power is often promoted as a climate solution\, new reactors face significant challenges\, including extremely high construction costs\, lengthy development timelines that can take a decade or more\, and ongoing questions about financing\, radioactive waste\, and community impacts. As climate change accelerates\, it is critical to examine whether investments in new nuclear power can deliver emissions reductions quickly enough\, or whether those resources would be more effective when directed toward solutions that are already available today.Join HEAL Utah for the next webinar in our Nuclear Legacy Series as we explore the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change and compare it with other strategies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly and affordably. This conversation will examine the economic realities of new nuclear development\, the urgency of meeting climate goals\, and what energy investments can provide the greatest climate benefits over the coming decades.Dr. Logan Mitchell\, PhD\, Climate Scientist & Energy Analyst of Utah Clean Energy and Dr. Benjamin Sovacool\, Core Faculty\, IGS; Professor\, Earth & Environment\, College of Arts & Sciences of Boston University will discuss the costs and timelines associated with new nuclear projects\, evaluate nuclear's role in achieving climate targets\, and explore alternative approaches\, including renewable energy\, energy efficiency\, grid modernization\, and energy storage\, that are already reducing emissions in communities across the country. The webinar will provide participants with an opportunity to better understand the tradeoffs of different climate solutions and what they could mean for Utah's energy future.DETAILSWhat: Nuclear Expert Webinar: The Climate Clock: Can Nuclear Deliver in Time?Date: Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026Time: 12:00 pm MT - 1:30 pm MTLocation: Virtual!FAQWhat resources will be available?Information about radiation exposure to our families and Nuclear Regulatory Commission updates.Is this a family-friendly event? Yes!I can't attend in person\, is there a virtual option?This is entirely virtual and will be recorded.
URL:https://www.healutah.org/events1/reca-information-meetings-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260805T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260805T140000
DTSTAMP:20260804T031457Z
CREATED:20260804T031416Z
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UID:33452-1785934800-1785938400@www.healutah.org
SUMMARY:RECA Information Meetings
DESCRIPTION:Nuclear Expert Webinar\n		\n\n\n    \n    							\n				\n							                                        \n\n    Register Today!\n\n\n\n						\n				\n		\n\n\n    			As Utah continues to consider expanding its role in the nuclear industry\, HEAL Utah is asking an important question: Can nuclear energy realistically help address the climate crisis? While nuclear power is often promoted as a climate solution\, new reactors face significant challenges\, including extremely high construction costs\, lengthy development timelines that can take a decade or more\, and ongoing questions about financing\, radioactive waste\, and community impacts. As climate change accelerates\, it is critical to examine whether investments in new nuclear power can deliver emissions reductions quickly enough\, or whether those resources would be more effective when directed toward solutions that are already available today.Join HEAL Utah for the next webinar in our Nuclear Legacy Series as we explore the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change and compare it with other strategies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly and affordably. This conversation will examine the economic realities of new nuclear development\, the urgency of meeting climate goals\, and what energy investments can provide the greatest climate benefits over the coming decades.Dr. Logan Mitchell\, PhD\, Climate Scientist & Energy Analyst of Utah Clean Energy and Dr. Benjamin Sovacool\, Core Faculty\, IGS; Professor\, Earth & Environment\, College of Arts & Sciences of Boston University will discuss the costs and timelines associated with new nuclear projects\, evaluate nuclear's role in achieving climate targets\, and explore alternative approaches\, including renewable energy\, energy efficiency\, grid modernization\, and energy storage\, that are already reducing emissions in communities across the country. The webinar will provide participants with an opportunity to better understand the tradeoffs of different climate solutions and what they could mean for Utah's energy future.DETAILSWhat: Nuclear Expert Webinar: The Climate Clock: Can Nuclear Deliver in Time?Date: Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026Time: 12:00 pm MT - 1:30 pm MTLocation: Virtual!FAQWhat resources will be available?Information about radiation exposure to our families and Nuclear Regulatory Commission updates.Is this a family-friendly event? Yes!I can't attend in person\, is there a virtual option?This is entirely virtual and will be recorded.
URL:https://www.healutah.org/events1/reca-information-meetings/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260804T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260804T193000
DTSTAMP:20260716T230011Z
CREATED:20260716T221812Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260716T230011Z
UID:33334-1785866400-1785871800@www.healutah.org
SUMMARY:Tooele Nuclear Townhall
DESCRIPTION:Nuclear Expert Webinar\n		\n\n\n    \n    							\n				\n							                                        \n\n    Register Today!\n\n\n\n						\n				\n		\n\n\n    			As Utah continues to consider expanding its role in the nuclear industry\, HEAL Utah is asking an important question: Can nuclear energy realistically help address the climate crisis? While nuclear power is often promoted as a climate solution\, new reactors face significant challenges\, including extremely high construction costs\, lengthy development timelines that can take a decade or more\, and ongoing questions about financing\, radioactive waste\, and community impacts. As climate change accelerates\, it is critical to examine whether investments in new nuclear power can deliver emissions reductions quickly enough\, or whether those resources would be more effective when directed toward solutions that are already available today.Join HEAL Utah for the next webinar in our Nuclear Legacy Series as we explore the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change and compare it with other strategies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly and affordably. This conversation will examine the economic realities of new nuclear development\, the urgency of meeting climate goals\, and what energy investments can provide the greatest climate benefits over the coming decades.Dr. Logan Mitchell\, PhD\, Climate Scientist & Energy Analyst of Utah Clean Energy and Dr. Benjamin Sovacool\, Core Faculty\, IGS; Professor\, Earth & Environment\, College of Arts & Sciences of Boston University will discuss the costs and timelines associated with new nuclear projects\, evaluate nuclear's role in achieving climate targets\, and explore alternative approaches\, including renewable energy\, energy efficiency\, grid modernization\, and energy storage\, that are already reducing emissions in communities across the country. The webinar will provide participants with an opportunity to better understand the tradeoffs of different climate solutions and what they could mean for Utah's energy future.DETAILSWhat: Nuclear Expert Webinar: The Climate Clock: Can Nuclear Deliver in Time?Date: Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026Time: 12:00 pm MT - 1:30 pm MTLocation: Virtual!FAQWhat resources will be available?Information about radiation exposure to our families and Nuclear Regulatory Commission updates.Is this a family-friendly event? Yes!I can't attend in person\, is there a virtual option?This is entirely virtual and will be recorded.
URL:https://www.healutah.org/events1/tooele-nuclear-townhall/
LOCATION:Tooele City Public Library\, 128 W Vine Street\, Tooele\, Utah\, 84074
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260804T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260804T190000
DTSTAMP:20260804T031316Z
CREATED:20260802T030328Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260804T031316Z
UID:33440-1785866400-1785870000@www.healutah.org
SUMMARY:RECA Information Meetings
DESCRIPTION:Nuclear Expert Webinar\n		\n\n\n    \n    							\n				\n							                                        \n\n    Register Today!\n\n\n\n						\n				\n		\n\n\n    			As Utah continues to consider expanding its role in the nuclear industry\, HEAL Utah is asking an important question: Can nuclear energy realistically help address the climate crisis? While nuclear power is often promoted as a climate solution\, new reactors face significant challenges\, including extremely high construction costs\, lengthy development timelines that can take a decade or more\, and ongoing questions about financing\, radioactive waste\, and community impacts. As climate change accelerates\, it is critical to examine whether investments in new nuclear power can deliver emissions reductions quickly enough\, or whether those resources would be more effective when directed toward solutions that are already available today.Join HEAL Utah for the next webinar in our Nuclear Legacy Series as we explore the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change and compare it with other strategies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly and affordably. This conversation will examine the economic realities of new nuclear development\, the urgency of meeting climate goals\, and what energy investments can provide the greatest climate benefits over the coming decades.Dr. Logan Mitchell\, PhD\, Climate Scientist & Energy Analyst of Utah Clean Energy and Dr. Benjamin Sovacool\, Core Faculty\, IGS; Professor\, Earth & Environment\, College of Arts & Sciences of Boston University will discuss the costs and timelines associated with new nuclear projects\, evaluate nuclear's role in achieving climate targets\, and explore alternative approaches\, including renewable energy\, energy efficiency\, grid modernization\, and energy storage\, that are already reducing emissions in communities across the country. The webinar will provide participants with an opportunity to better understand the tradeoffs of different climate solutions and what they could mean for Utah's energy future.DETAILSWhat: Nuclear Expert Webinar: The Climate Clock: Can Nuclear Deliver in Time?Date: Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026Time: 12:00 pm MT - 1:30 pm MTLocation: Virtual!FAQWhat resources will be available?Information about radiation exposure to our families and Nuclear Regulatory Commission updates.Is this a family-friendly event? Yes!I can't attend in person\, is there a virtual option?This is entirely virtual and will be recorded.
URL:https://www.healutah.org/events1/reca-compensation-public-meetings/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260803T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260803T200000
DTSTAMP:20260729T210030Z
CREATED:20260729T205022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T210030Z
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SUMMARY:Sip & Stroll: Ballpark Community Walk Audit
DESCRIPTION:Nuclear Expert Webinar\n		\n\n\n    \n    							\n				\n							                                        \n\n    Register Today!\n\n\n\n						\n				\n		\n\n\n    			As Utah continues to consider expanding its role in the nuclear industry\, HEAL Utah is asking an important question: Can nuclear energy realistically help address the climate crisis? While nuclear power is often promoted as a climate solution\, new reactors face significant challenges\, including extremely high construction costs\, lengthy development timelines that can take a decade or more\, and ongoing questions about financing\, radioactive waste\, and community impacts. As climate change accelerates\, it is critical to examine whether investments in new nuclear power can deliver emissions reductions quickly enough\, or whether those resources would be more effective when directed toward solutions that are already available today.Join HEAL Utah for the next webinar in our Nuclear Legacy Series as we explore the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change and compare it with other strategies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly and affordably. This conversation will examine the economic realities of new nuclear development\, the urgency of meeting climate goals\, and what energy investments can provide the greatest climate benefits over the coming decades.Dr. Logan Mitchell\, PhD\, Climate Scientist & Energy Analyst of Utah Clean Energy and Dr. Benjamin Sovacool\, Core Faculty\, IGS; Professor\, Earth & Environment\, College of Arts & Sciences of Boston University will discuss the costs and timelines associated with new nuclear projects\, evaluate nuclear's role in achieving climate targets\, and explore alternative approaches\, including renewable energy\, energy efficiency\, grid modernization\, and energy storage\, that are already reducing emissions in communities across the country. The webinar will provide participants with an opportunity to better understand the tradeoffs of different climate solutions and what they could mean for Utah's energy future.DETAILSWhat: Nuclear Expert Webinar: The Climate Clock: Can Nuclear Deliver in Time?Date: Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026Time: 12:00 pm MT - 1:30 pm MTLocation: Virtual!FAQWhat resources will be available?Information about radiation exposure to our families and Nuclear Regulatory Commission updates.Is this a family-friendly event? Yes!I can't attend in person\, is there a virtual option?This is entirely virtual and will be recorded.
URL:https://www.healutah.org/events1/sip-stroll-ballpark-community-walk-audit/
LOCATION:Ballpark Playground\, 1560 S W Temple\, Salt Lake City\, UT\, United States
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