A look back at Utah women's century long advocacy for clean air

Bad air days aren’t a new phenomenon in Utah — a century ago, Utahns had a term for the smoky, soot-filled air around them: “Smoke evil” — and a new virtual exhibit by the University of Utah explores that history.

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