Advocates growing impatient as Utah’s new plan for cleaner air falls behind schedule

Utah will probably miss EPA’s December deadline for latest plan to control pollution in Wasatch Front’s inversions.

(Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo) In this February 2016 file photo, Jason Dunn of Draper seeks higher, cleaner air as he rides his bike to a peak overlooking the obscured Utah county as air quality continued to deteriorate with inversion conditions trapping cold air.

Advocates growing impatient as Utah’s new plan for cleaner air falls behind schedule

Utah will probably miss EPA’s December deadline for latest plan to control pollution in Wasatch Front’s inversions.

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