Sign our petition to stand in firm solidarity with the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, White Mesa Ute Community, White Mesa Concerned Community group, and all impacted communities in rejecting the ongoing operation of Energy Fuels’ uranium mill!
HEAL Utah supports UDOT’s decision to abandon the Salt Lake segment of the I-15 project. In tandem with coalition partners, we remain concerned about the impacts of further highway expansion on air quality, communities, and protected wetlands.
The Stronger Communities through Better Transit Act creates an ongoing federal funding source to support transit operations, which would allow communities to provide more reliable and accessible public transit options. Tell your lawmakers to support this legislation today!
Since January 2025 the Trump administration has implemented a sweeping rollback of federal environmental justice efforts, dismantling numerous environmental justice working groups and offices, freezing or cancelling billions of dollars of funding, and eliminating critical public resources. Federal environmental justice efforts have played an important role in providing communities with the necessary resources to help them manage and identify environmental risks, and support informed decision making at the local level.
Since January 2025 the Trump administration has implemented a sweeping rollback of federal environmental justice efforts. The federal government has played a critical role in providing communities with the necessary resources to help them confront environmental risks, and this support must continue.
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!
Reach out to your state policymakers to lobby for zero-fare public transportation today!
Speak up to your lawmakers and stop Utah’s Risky Nuclear Gamble by asking the key questions! Impacted communities must have a say in decisions that affect their health, safety, and future.
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.
THANK LEGISLATORS FOR SUPPORTING RADON AWARENESS BY PASSING S.C.R. 5! ← Action Alerts The Issue — Radon Risks in Utah Radon is an odorless and…