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Home Posts tagged "Building Codes"

Tag: Building Codes

Next Stop for Building Codes? The 2023 General Session

This summer, HEAL supporters (that’s you!) successfully lobbied the Uniform Building Code Commission (UBCC) to vote to adopt the majority of the 2021 IECC Residential Building Code update. These codes will update residential buildings’ insulation, lighting efficiency, and other measures to strengthen the overall efficiency of our homes.

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Sigh: HEAL’s 2016 Legislative Recap

Phew. The 2016 session of the State Legislature is over. And, unfortunately, despite some positive steps, the last few days were pretty bad for those…

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Legislative Update #4

The late Harper Lee wrote, “You just hold your head high and keep those fists down. No matter what anybody says to you, don’t you…

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Op-ed: Watering down building codes harms Utahns’ health and wealth

Tara Rollins and Ashley Ann Soltysiak The Salt Lake Tribune February 13, 2016 In the past nine years, advances in technology have made our everyday…

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Leg Update #3 & Clean Air Press Conference TOMORROW!

First and foremost, thank you. It’s folks like you that give HEAL’s policy staff the motivation during weeks like the one we’ve just gotten through.…

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Blog: Our First-Week-of-the-Session Legislative Update!

It’s a hazy Friday in Salt Lake City. What’s also hazy are the prospects for clean air and clean energy policies at the 2016 State…

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Blog: Sustainability Highlights from Mayor Biskupski’s State of the City Address

SLC Green Blog January 27, 2016 On Tuesday, January 26, 2016, Mayor Jackie Biskupski delivered her first State of the City Address, which featured many…

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