Derek Miller and Kim Frost: Addressing Utah’s summertime ozone will take collective action

It turns out that our air quality is threatened in the summer as much as in the winter.

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View of the white hot haze in the valley looking west from the Utah Capitol Wednesday July 1, 2015.

Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune View of the white hot haze in the valley looking west from the Utah Capitol Wednesday July 1, 2015.

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