Past Events

Join the Stop the Polluting Port Coalition at 3 PM for a live Facebook response to the Utah Inland Port Authority's (UIPA) troubled Strategic Business Plan. Leaders from our issue teams (Air Quality, Satellite Ports, Wetlands and Community Impacts) will give their response to the Utah Inland Port Authority's business plan. This presentation will be a Livestream on the Stop The Polluting Port Facebook page: ttps://www.facebook.com/StopthePollutingPort/. Here's a link to the event on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/2582110348706528 The presentation will also be recorded so…

Organizing meeting hosted by the Stop the Polluting Port Coalition. This is our regular weekly meeting during the COVID-19 crisis. We will share information, strategize and plan actions we can take to ensure a healthy future for Utah. Register for online meeting here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUvdOmtpjMuGdx1aL0tlEpm7PgYunT6ioyO  See Facebook event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/884398615386722/

Please attend the virtual Utah Inland Port Authority Board meeting on June 22 at 4 p.m. and tell them you oppose the port. Click here to register for the meeting. Our state legislature continues to push for a polluting port which will negatively impact that ecosystem, while benefiting a few private developers with public subsidies. The Port Authority’s own business plan acknowledges the environmental harm that will be caused by the proposed port, yet offers nothing concrete to address these…

Our campaign to Stop the Polluting Port is developing new approaches to stop the harm from the proposed port. Even in the face of a pandemic, Utahns are joining together to work to protect the environmental health of our communities. Our goal is to prevent the development of the Utah Inland Port because of the major environmental and health consequences it would have on communities within Utah. Join us for our next campaign Zoom call as we plan our next…

The Stop the Polluting Port is having our weekly meeting to strategist. Our goal is to stop the harm that would inevitably be done by the Utah Inland Port. One example is Great Salt Lake - a migratory bird habitat of global importance serving over 10 million birds a year representing over 300 species. This unique ecosystem is in danger because of the proposed Utah Inland Port which plans development of 152 million square feet of new polluting, habitat destroying…

At this meeting, the Utah Inland Port Authority will discuss their plans to subsidize polluting, fossil fuel exporting 'satellite ports' throughout Utah. This is ridiculous considering the devastating consequences of climate change, with wildfires spreading on an unprecedented scale throughout the West. Say NO To Taxpayer Subsidized Coal Ports Please attend the Port's virtual meeting to tell them you don’t support using public money to subsidize developments that will contribute to local pollution and global climate change. Click here to…