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Utah Inversion Toolkit

Description

Website providing tools related to air quality during inversions (conditions when a layer or warm air sits over a layer of cold air, trapping pollutants near the ground).

Questions this resource can help answer

What actions can individuals and businesses take to reduce pollution and exposures during temperature inversions?

How do I use this resource?

A varied collection of resources, including fact sheets, videos, apps, and guidance documents.

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