Environment Poll News Today

As winter approaches, Cache Valley is likely to face more and more inversion spells, which will pose health risks to many in the area.

A research brief recently published by the authors of Utah State University’s Utah People and Environment Poll (UPEP) are showing Utahns recognize air pollution as an issue, but many don’t

Another research brief recently published by Utah State University’s Community and Natural Resources Institute shows Utahns have strong support for renewable energy sources such as solar and wind.

The Utah People and Environment Poll, conducted earlier this year by faculty and student researchers at Utah State University, has revealed Utahn’s are becoming aware of the environmental challenges the

Results from the Utah People and Environment Poll are showing the majority of Utahns support tribal engagement in climate change initiatives and land management.

Results from the Utah People and Environment Poll are showing a positive shift in Utahn’s perceptions of climate change — reflecting a growing understanding among residents of its impacts and

There is no doubt Utah is a top destination for outdoor recreation. Its natural landscapes ranging from alpine mountains, red-rock deserts, and rivers and lakes offer its residents and visitors

In a rapidly growing and changing state where environmental issues are becoming increasingly urgent, Jessica Schad — the director of Utah State University’s Community and Natural Resources Institute — believes