Feb 13, 2016
12:14:01am
12:14:01am
Utahns are not generally concerned about it. I see Mother's out and about
with newborns during red alert days at playgrounds with the toddlers. I see no decrease in cars on the highways. It's just something that people who live here have decided to live with.
I for one, hate it, and don't breathe it as much as possible. I try to get up to Park City as much as I can during inversions. However, I'm leaving a trail of exhaust on my way up there and back. I can't claim to be helping the problem. But I want my kid to have clean air so I get out of dodge.
I don't know the answer, other than to move away. It's in my plans to move out when I can afford it.
I for one, hate it, and don't breathe it as much as possible. I try to get up to Park City as much as I can during inversions. However, I'm leaving a trail of exhaust on my way up there and back. I can't claim to be helping the problem. But I want my kid to have clean air so I get out of dodge.
I don't know the answer, other than to move away. It's in my plans to move out when I can afford it.
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