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Utah Climate Action Network

The Utah Climate Action Network works to advance transformational changes and protect the health, economy, and prosperity of our communities. Led by Utah Clean Energy, this group of specialized climate experts convene and collaborate on local solutions four a healthy climate.

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Utah Secures over $74 Million for Emissions Reduction Plan

We’re thrilled to share that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has selected the Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to receive over $74 million to …

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Making an Impact With the Utah Climate Action Network

Our community here in Moab has recognized that we are going to face major challenges with climate change, and we want to be a leader on solutions that will move us to clean energy and sustainable economies. UCAN’s Utah Climate Week helps put a spotlight on the leadership that individuals and communities are showing across Utah on climate solutions.

Moab Mayor and Path to Positive Utah leader Emily Niehaus
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Beehive Emission Reduction Plan

The Utah Division of Air Quality is in early stages of applying for the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) “Climate Pollution …

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Climate Innovation Center: Construction Photo Gallery

March 2024: Exterior Insulation and Brick If we haven’t made it clear yet, the Climate Innovation Center is going to …

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Climate Change Leadership, Energy Equity

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Understanding Climate Resilience Challenges in LGBTQIA+ Communities 

June is Pride Month, and here at Utah Clean Energy, we’re thinking about what that means for us. As you …

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Climate Change Leadership, Local Government Climate Leadership, Renewable Energy Grid, Transitioning to Renewable Energy

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Business and Community Leaders Express Support for Rocky Mountain Power Plans to Shift to Clean Energy 

Utah Clean Energy and a broad and diverse group of Climate and Clean Air Compact signatories submitted on a letter …

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Climate Change Leadership

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Reflections on Clean Energy and Climate in the 2023 Utah Legislative Session 

The 2023 Utah Legislative Session wrapped up last Friday, March 3 with a mixed bag of highs and lows. I’m …

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