Healthy Environment Alliance of Utah (HEAL Utah) and Utah Physicians for a
Healthy Environment (UPHE) are calling on Utah residents and communities across the nation to submit comments on sweeping federal regulatory changes proposed by the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission
(NRC) based on Executive Order 14300.
HEAL Utah and Utah LDS Earth Stewardship Hosts Community Information Event on Expanded Radiation Exposure Compensation Act Contact: Carmen Valdez Senior Policy Associate, Healthy
Six Utah Organizations Call for Pause on Large-Scale AI Data Center Approvals Contact: Lexi Tuddenham Healthy Environment Alliance of Utah (HEAL Utah) lexi@healutah.org June
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“We want to know when dust is coming in, where it’s hitting communities, how to install monitors in the best places,” said Alex Veilleux, a policy associate with HEAL Utah.
HEAL plans to lobby lawmakers to do a comprehensive study of dust pollution, including sources beyond the lake. And it’s a concept that might receive support — Cox has requested $160,000 to study the lakebed dust issue.
If all roads lead to clean energy in Utah, some municipalities such as West Valley City are leaning toward taking an alternative path to reach it.
