Saige MillerUtahns who live along the Wasatch Front are familiar with inversion — the smog that fouls the air during winter. But inversion isn’t the only air quality problem in northern Utah, according to new findings from the Environmental Protection Agency.
In this episode of The Daily Buzz, Tribune environment reporter Brian Maffly discusses his story on high ozone levels in northern Utah and explains why the EPA rejected a claim from the state that ozone pollution was from Asia.
Plus, Daedan Olander reports on the merger between Intermountain Healthcare and SLC Health and what the health care provider’s expansion will mean for Utahns.
Hear all of these stories in the Thursday, April 14, episode of ‘The Daily Buzz’ podcast. You can listen to both today’s episode and past episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and SoundCloud.
Saige is the producer and engagement reporter for the Salt Lake Tribune Innovation Lab, focusing on community narratives to pave the way toward solving Utah’s biggest issues. Prior to joining the Tribune, Saige produced digital and on-air content at KSL NewsRadio. She enjoys good news and is constantly jamming to sweet tunes.