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Current NewsNarrow your search by visiting an issue-specific news page, listed in the navigation at left. Holly refinery cuts pollution in updated expansion plan
May 22, 2013
Salt Lake Tribune
Utahns will be asked soon to weigh in on HollyFrontier Corp.’s latest plans to expand its Woods Cross refinery — plans that include more pollution controls. The Utah Division of Air Quality is revisiting Holly’s expansion application, which this time includes new electric-powered compressor motors instead of natural gas-powered ones. The change, which Dallas-based Holly says will cut key air pollutants by 172 tons a year, is expected to beput out for public review beginning next month. Embrace Clean Air Standards
May 20, 2013
Salt Lake Tribune
As a local Subaru dealer who works with one of the greenest brands in the nation, our air quality has become a major concern. The good news, however, is that new federal standards that could help dramatically improve our community’s air are being supported by a surprising alliance of car manufacturers and public health groups. Lawsuit would force Utah to clean winter pollution
May 16, 2013
Salt Lake Tribune
WildEarth Guardians » Group alleges EPA let Utah miss deadline for health-saving regulations.
Salt Lake Chamber recognized for clean-energy initiatives
May 16, 2013
Salt Lake Tribune
Alternatives » Organization one of 10 singled out in new report. Salt Lake City residents know that during a bad day in January the muck in the air can be so bad, it’s almost like you can’t breathe. So, the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce put a plan into action that recognizes area businesses that help clean up the putrid smog. Smog isn't just an urban problem in Utah
May 14, 2013
Salt Lake Tribune
Study » Puzzled scientists find high ozone level in Utah’s rural areas, try to figure out the reasons, remedies. Rural Utah sometimes suffers stunningly high summer smog. |
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