Bad winter air has been a part of life in the northern Utah valleys for a long time. For instance, in the winter of 1876-77, 23 days of dense fog were recorded. The significance of that, of course, is that not a single automobile was responsible for the bad air.
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Feb 26, 2013
Salt Lake Tribune
Re "Ratepayers would help Utah go nuclear" (Tribune, Feb. 19): Would you like to see your electric bill go up? Then urge your state legislators to pass SB199. Connecting the dots: Utah considers copying Florida's blunder ...
Feb 21, 2013
Salt Lake Tribune
Our editorial about a bad bill that has been proposed in Utah: — Nuclear speculation: SB199 would shift risk to ratepayers — Salt Lake Tribune Editorial Nuclear speculation
Feb 21, 2013
Salt Lake Tribune
SB199 would shift risk to ratepayers When the ink isn’t even dry before the sponsoring lawmaker starts distancing himself from a bill he just introduced, the possibility of that bill becoming law seems remote indeed. Bad air hurts Utah
Feb 19, 2013
Salt Lake Tribune
As a business person and property owner with operations and holdings in the Salt Lake region, I am concerned with the trend away from air-quality controls. I have worked with dozens of Utah’s most recognizable businesses that believe the collective negative impact of largely unregulated airborne emissions on our air quality, viewsheds, watersheds and snowpack threatens broad aspects of Utah’s economy and its property values. |
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