Donut Economics and Salt Lake City
Cities are the experimental laboratories of economic growth, social justice, and public health. They are the incubators of new ways of trying to make a decent life for their citizens. Some cities are embracing the model of “Donut Economics” in their decision-making, a visual framework for sustainable and healthy development.
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Booming Utah's Weak Link: Surging Air Pollution
A red-hot economy, wildfire smoke from California, and the shriveling of the Great Salt Lake are making Utah’s alarming pollution even worse. The New York Times asked UPHE to weigh in.
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Utah Asks for 179B Exemption from Clean Air Act
Utah is making what appears to be the first ever attempt by a state to invoke this section of the CCA, 179B, by asking the EPA to accept evidence that a significant portion of our ozone, and/or ozone precursors, originates outside our borders, especially in Asia.
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