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Herbert Asks Public to Take Responsibility for Clean Air
Governor Gary Herbert demonstrated three simple things Utahns can do to help lower harmful emissions as he kicked off Clean Air Month at a house across the
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Salt Sugar Fat
Salt, sugar and fat are the most prevalent ingredients in the processed foods that now dominate American appetites. According to investigative reporter…
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First Contact
How often has man looked up to the sky and wondered, can we really be alone? Aliens have been the stuff of science fiction, while scientists have…
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12/30/11: Lost in Shangri-La
Doug talks to Mitchell Zuckoff, author of the book Lost in Shangri-La. In 1945, a site seeing plane of American soldiers crashed in a remote, mysterious…
LDS Values and Political Beliefs
A new study by the Pew Forum came out last week. It was about Mormons. The survey contained a lot of information, but one part of it was no surprise: most…
Breasts: A Natural and Unnatural History
When science writer Florence Williams was breastfeeding, she decided to have her milk tested for environmental contaminants. Her results were average for…
Sundance 2013: Google and the World Brain
In 2002, Google began to scan millions of books in an effort to generate a giant global library, containing every book in existence. Their true purpose…
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Clearing the Air: Health Consequences
Utah physicians declared a public health emergency in the middle of a particularly bad air pollution season this year, pointing to spikes in ER visits,
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Salt Sugar Fat
Salt, sugar and fat are the most prevalent ingredients in the processed foods that now dominate American appetites. According to investigative reporter…
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First Contact
How often has man looked up to the sky and wondered, can we really be alone? Aliens have been the stuff of science fiction, while scientists have…
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