“They’ve Been Downwind Before”
Utah is once again being asked to sacrifice for nuclear development. Read more to learn about small nuclear reactors and their effects on human and public health.
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Recapping Bills Tracked By HEAL In The 2026 Legislative Session
By Friday, March 6 2026, 1,015 bills were numbered for the Utah 2026 General Session. HEAL tracked 89 of those bills closely. Here’s a look at what passed, what didn’t and what comes next.
Week 7 Capitol Report: We Made It To The Final Week
Week 7 Capitol Report: Last Week of The Session We Made It To The Final Week We made it. 7 weeks. 45 days. Countless hours…
Week 6 Capitol Report: We’ve officially crossed 1,000 bills filed. A new record.
Week 6 Capitol Report:We’ve officially crossed 1,000 bills filed. A new record. Week 6 Capitol Report: We’ve officially crossed 1,000 bills filed. A new record.…
Public Money, Private Risk: The Nuclear Industry’s Hidden Motives
A closer look at the hidden motives of the nuclear industry, who is at risk, and what we can do to protect our state.
Week 5 at the Capitol: Trump Calls To Make The Great Salt Lake “Great” Again
Week 5 Capitol Report: Trump Calls to Make the Great Salt Lake “Great” Again Week 5 Capitol Report: Trump Calls to Make the Great Salt…
Week 4 at the Capitol Lawmakers Roll Back Protections While Pushing Nuclear Expansion
Week 4 Capitol Report: Lawmakers Roll Back Protections While Pushing Nuclear Expansion Week 4 Capitol Report: Lawmakers Roll Back Protections While Pushing Nuclear Expansion The…
Week 3 Capitol Report:Is Utah Ready for 2034?
Week 3 Capitol Report: Is Utah Ready for 2034? Week 3 Capitol Report: Is Utah Ready for 2034? The Utah legislative session continues as we…
Week 2 Capitol Report: Urgency Rising as Snowpack Hits Record Lows
Week 2 Capitol Report: Urgency Rising as Snowpack Hits Record Lows Week 2 Capitol Report: Urgency Rising as Snowpack Hits Record Lows The Utah legislative…
Public comment is now open on a proposed DAQ air permit near I-80
A new air quality permit has been proposed for a gravel pit in Parley’s Canyon, raising concerns about air pollution in an already overburdened area near I-80. While the proposal is smaller than past plans, it still allows emissions that could affect air quality, and public comment is now open.