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Dio Tararrel: Smokestacks at planned stadium site is a perfect metaphor for what Utah is today
When the renderings of a new Major League Baseball ballpark were unveiled this month, the first thing I noticed was something dominating — yet perfectly fitting — in straightaway center field. Three massive brown smokestacks.
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London Kelley: Utah’s Clean the Darn Air project has plans for a climate ballot measure
My teen years have been spent knowing that climate change is growing worse, knowing that it would affect me and my friends and family. But I thought that if the U.S. wouldn’t listen to Greta Thunberg, someone who did and fought for so much, then what was the point?
World’s smallest rabbit faces possible extinction, groups warn
Several environmental groups filed a petition seeking federal protection for the pygmy rabbit, a tiny ground-dwelling mammal that no occupies just 10% of its range across Utah and the Great Basin.
Utah’s largest homebuilder hopes to lead a clean revolution
Ivory Homes, Utah's largest homebuilder, says it will start building all of its homes to Energy Star standards for efficiency and have other energy- and water-saving features.
Gas would be cheaper and charging EVs more expensive if this bill passes
Legislation would lower the tax on gasoline and create a new tax on electric-vehicle charging, which critics say is incentivizing polluting vehicles and discouraging clean vehicles.
How the LDS Church could help the Great Salt Lake survive
A dying Great Salt Lake could make the historic home of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints uninhabitable. What is the Utah-based faith doing to prevent it — and what do environmentalists think it should do?
Piping ocean water to save the Great Salt Lake is an expensive, polluting idea, experts say
As recently as last year, Utah lawmakers were floating the idea of piping Pacific Ocean water to save the Great Salt Lake, although it’s unclear whether they’ve consulted actual engineers about what it would take.
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