Industry, business and the general public all contribute to Utah’s bad air, but there’s general agreement that cars and trucks are a major part of the problem. That means that our reasonable habits of driving to work, waiting in a warm car to pick up the kids up from school, or driving to the mountains to ski or hike all contribute to our bad air. Monday a panel of guests will join us to discuss what it takes to change our habits, on a personal level, and what those individual efforts mean for big change. We’re hoping to hear from you: how have you changed your habits?
GUESTS
- Charles Duhigg is a staff writer at the New York Times and author of the book The Power of Habit [Amazon|Indiebound]
- Judy Fahys is a reporter. She covers the environment for KUER News.
- Kate Lohnes is the communications manager for the Division of Sustainability and Environment for Salt Lake City.
