Both fossil fuels and nuclear power are risky investments-- for our our pocket books, our public health, and our environment. In a carbon-constrained future, just how can we expect to turn on the lights without using nuclear power?

 Policy makers, regulators, business leaders, and concerned citizens from all over the state are asking these questions. 

HEAL's eUtah Renewable Project aims to provide answers. Through this effort, we are helping jump start the conversation on what exactly renewable energy can offer.  In the process, we're working with researchers from all over the state and an Advisory Board of energy experts to make Utah a leader in implementing real energy solutions.  Click here for more information on the study, which will be completed in mid-2010.

The Healthy Environment Alliance of Utah (HEAL Utah) works to engage citizens in efforts to protect public health from nuclear and toxic waste and promote clean energy policies for our state.  With the help of our members, we are working to create a world in which people, not polluters, determine Utah’s environmental and energy policies.