Tag: #ShowUCAIR

  • Ozone: Let’s Make “Zero Bad-Air Days” Our Goal this Summer

    Ozone can harm our health. That’s why Utah DEQ is urging everybody to make this a “Zero Bad-Air Days” summer by making small changes that reduce emissions.

  • The 12 Days of Christmas? How about the 10 Days of Inversion?

    By DEQ Communications Office Utah kicked off its winter inversion season in full force in early December with gunky air that persisted for 10 straight days.  The Utah Department of Environmental Quality took to its Facebook page to provide residents with regular updates, tips for reducing emissions, and links to our air-quality monitoring data. We’ve…

  • Clear the Air Challenge: Planning, Transportation Choices Protect Air Quality

    By Andrew Gruber, Guest Blogger DEQ invites guest bloggers to share their thoughts on issues that impact our environment. We appreciate their insights and the opportunity to broaden the conversation with others in the community. Several years ago, my family and I made the decision to move to Utah. There were a number of reasons…

  • National Energy Foundation: Fostering Student Debate on Utah’s Air Quality

    By Janet Hatch, Guest Blogger DEQ invites guest bloggers to share their thoughts on issues that impact our environment. We appreciate their insights and the opportunity to broaden the conversation with others in the community. Imagine a distinguished group of external panelists assembled at the Utah State Capitol. Their purpose is to take energy questions…

  • You Can Play to Make It a Good Air Day

    By Kerry Kelly Editor’s Note: April is Earth Month at DEQ. We’ve invited guest bloggers to share their thoughts on the ways individuals, businesses, governments, and universities can contribute to making our world a little greener. Even though I am not a gamer, I recently worked on developing an air-quality video game with a team…

  • Earth Month: UCAIR and Chevron Team Up for Gas-Can Exchange

    By Angie Koford Editor’s note: April is Earth Month at DEQ. We’ve invited guest bloggers to share their thoughts on the ways individuals, businesses, governments, and universities can contribute to making our world a little greener. Warmer spring temperatures make me want to spend my weekends working in the yard. Time to get out the…

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