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http://www.cleanair.utah.gov/winter/inversions.htm/A study from NOAA says up to 25% of fine particulate matter in the Wasatch Front comes from one refinery. -
Utah Department of Natural Resources/Cloud seeding can cause storm clouds to produce snow, increasing precipitation, states have been implementing this strategy for decades and Utah seeks to increase efforts.
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One tree can consume from 10 to 150 gallons of water from the soil per day. In total, Utah's forests are using trillions of gallons of water a year. -
Though the drought is far from over, levels of water in Utah's snow are on track to be some of the highest they've ever been.
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In this episode of Wild About Utah, Shannon Rhodes reflects on her junior high history fair project and her chat about snow with a Utah snow giant, Alf Engen.
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Dan Drost, USU Extension Vegetable Specialist, gives advice for upcoming year seed stock.
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When beaver invade and destroy several thousand dollars-worth of trees in his neighbor's yard in Smithfield, Jack Greene offers solutions.
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Air quality and the future of Great Salt Lake are top priorities for Utah’s policymakers as they prepare for the 2023 legislative session.
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A group of 31 scientists, researchers, and conservationists from multiple institutions released a briefing on Thursday about the Great Salt Lake crisis, calling for Utah lawmakers to implement emergency measures to rescue the lake.
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The meeting will address the Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears National Monuments among other public land issues.
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Many people make resolutions to get healthy in the new year but may not realize that time spent in nature has proven mental and physical benefits.
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This year was a bad one for the Colorado River. Climate change is shrinking the water supply and policymakers are struggling to reach a deal that would cut back demand.
