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Weber State Builds World’s First Solar-Powered Mountain Monogram
On the mountain above Weber State, a massive new landmark is sparking both excitement and unease. Praised as progress, condemned as intrusion — why is it causing such a stir?
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Why Did A Solar Company Get $40 Million In Tax Breaks From Utah? Utah Stories Top 5 5/10/24
On today’s episode, we discuss a story from The Utah Investigative Journal Project that details Loomis, a solar company.
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Can You See The Solar Eclipse in Utah? Utah Stories Top 5 4/8/24
Today on Utah Stories Top 5, we discuss the solar eclipse which can be seen in 50% totality according to the Deseret News.
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Could Greater Adoption of Solar Power Save Utah From Dirty Air?
Utah has some of the very worst air quality in the world for the size of our population. In Utah, childhood asthma rates are some of the highest in the…
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Solar farms present opportunity for sheep ranchers in Utah
Solar farms present opportunity for sheep ranchers in Utah by having sheep roam the solar farm munching the weeds that grow between solar panels.
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Installing Solar with “Creative Energies”
Creative Energies, a certified solar energy installation company, wants to make the process as painless as possible.
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Rocky Mountain Power Proposes Increase on Solar Energy Rates
The popularity and accessibility of solar energy is on the rise, and according to Rocky Mountain Power, solar panel implementation had a projection of nearly 17,230 new customers for…
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Uinta Brewing Company Goes Solar
August 10, 2011 SALT LAKE CITY — In an effort to continue their commitment to using renewable resources, Uinta Brewing Company recently installed solar-electric paneling on the brewery’s roof. 126 Schott 235…
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The Story Behind Publik Coffee and Salt Lake City’s Coffee Culture
How Publik Coffee redefined Salt Lake City. On any given day in Salt Lake City, both locations of Publik Coffee hum with activity. Laptops are open. Coffee cups clink. Someone…
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Riverbed Ranch Utah: Cult, Commune, or Utah’s First Modern Homesteading Town?
Driving out past the town of Delta on a gravel road for a couple of hours, we almost turned around. Following a rain storm, the road is wet and muddy…
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Is Utah’s Housing Crisis Manufactured? Three Forces Shaping a Broken Market
As home prices soar and younger Utahns wait longer to buy, three structural issues reveal why the state’s affordability crisis persists.
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Utah Farmer Preserves $30M in Land for Peaches, Not Condos
In a bold move against Utah’s development boom, Thayne Tagge places his orchards into a conservation trust—protecting $30 million worth of prime farmland for future generations of fruit growers.
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Utah Skier Sets Guinness World Record for Most Vertical Feet Skied in a Year
Utah’s Tom Hart shattered the Guinness World Record for most vertical feet skied—and he’s not done yet. He’s closing in on 10 million feet this season.
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House Passes Bill That Will Ban Tiktok, How Does Utah Gen Z Feel About This?
On today’s top 5, the House passed a bill that will ban TikTok still having to go through the Senate but how does Utah Gen Z feel about this?
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Can Vans & Campers Solve the Affordable-housing Crisis?
Brandon Zinninger owner of Reparadise comes on the podcast to discuss if vans and RVs can solve the affordable housing crisis, and the major success of his camper company.
