environment

After the Supreme Court temporarily halted an Environmental Protection Agency rule that would regulate air pollutants across state lines, Utah environmentalists warn of the effects such a block could have on both the environment and on Utahns’ health.

On This Green Earth, Nell and Chris speak with Miami Herald journalist Jim Wyss.Wyss dives into his book: Dirty Gold - The Rise and Fall of an…

Monarch butterfly populations have declined by more than 99% since the 1980s. Millions have disappeared in the past 40 years and it’s estimated that there…

Predicting weather further out than five to seven days is a difficult task. At the same time NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration…

May and June is the calving season here in the Wasatch Back. As many of us head for the outdoors, there are things we can do to protect the newborns in…

Recycle Utah finished up 2017 with another big year. Thousands of tons of paper, electronics, aluminum and plastic were hauled away from the facility on…

Chris and Nell First speak with Rob DuBruc, staff attorney with Western Resource Advocates, regarding their efforts to have U.S. Oil Sands perform air and…

An environmental group hoping to halt a Uinta Basin drilling project is suing federal officials in U.S. District Court. Lynn Ware Peek has more.

The future of the Wasatch Front and Back is defined by how its economy, transportation, recreation and environment settle into harmony. At least that's…

House Rep. Kraig Powell told KPCW last week that he's certainly thinking about Green issues during this year's legislative session. Rick Brough has more.