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Report: Utah Board Misused Public Money on Fossil Fuel Projects, Failed to Fund Rural Community Needs
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How Utah s poor air quality impacts our bodies
Haze and smoke are causing air quality issues throughout Salt Lake County.
and last updated 2021-07-26 19:48:30-04
SALT LAKE CITY â Haze and smoke are causing air quality issues throughout Salt Lake County.
For much of the day Monday, particulate matter readings
That is a concerning level for scientists and medical professionals.
âWe would like to have it down to around 12 or 10,â said Bo Call with the Utah Division of Air Quality. âDuring the summer without wildfire impact, we are usually single digits.â
The pollution is visible anytime someone steps outside or looks out a window. Smoke from western wildfires is blamed for the bulk of the current problem.
Utah s Air Quality Takes A Dive Due To Smoke From Western Wildfires
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Crackdown on Emissions âDefeat Devicesâ Has Amateur Racers Up in Arms
A recent court decision against a maker of aftermarket parts, coupled with the new possibility of criminal charges, has jolted an industry.
Smog in Los Angeles. A study issued in November found that pollution controls had been removed from 550,000 diesel trucks over a 10-year period.Credit.Etienne Laurent/EPA, via Shutterstock
By Roy Furchgott
May 13, 2021, 6:00 a.m. ET
You might think Volkswagenâs $14.7 billion dirty diesel settlement in 2016 served as a warning not to tamper with vehicle emission systems. Apparently not.
Since the VW settlement, the Environmental Protection Agency has stepped up enforcement against car part makers whose products, in a quest for more speed or economy, disable emissions systems. As amateur racers see it, environmentalists are outlawing their sport.