Utahns hate bad air, but poll finds few adopt changes that would make it better

(Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune) Traffic and pedestrians on State Street at 300 S. Monday Dec. 11. Winters first temperature inversion with it associated polluted air has arrived in Northern Utah.

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Utahns hate bad air, but poll finds few adopt changes that would make it better

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