RadioActive: December 18, 2017

Happy Hanukkah with the SLCJCC, Rain and Snow, Air Quality, Inversion Health

Hosted by Lara Jones and Billy Palmer, tonight’s show featured:

Hanukkah traditions with Abbie Levine, Youth & Teen Coordinator, I J & Jeanné Wagner Jewish Community Center, 2 N. Medical Dr., SLC.
- Jan. 10: Take a deeper dive into Israeli culinary traditions, and learn how to make a traditional 3-course Israeli dinner at the JCC. Click here to register.
Christmas rain and snow forecasts with Brain McInerney, hydrologist at US National Weather Service Salt Lake City Utah. Looking for the current SLC forecast? Click the following links for:
- Website
- Facebook
- Twitter
Dr. Daniel Mendoza and Dr. Erik Crossman from the U’s Dept. of Atmospheric Sciences were back with an update on air quality, given the first inversion of the season. They still have monitors available in the study they’re conducting.
- TRAX Measurements
- Current MesoWest Utah Air Quality Observations
Health effects of inversions with Denni Cawley and Dr. Brian Moench, board president of Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment. He’ll also gave us a preview of legislation for 2018.
- Jan. 20: ARTivism: Mobilizing the Climate Movement, 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., University of Utah Department of Art & Art History, 375 S. 1530 E., SLC. UPHE, Wasatch Rising Tide, the Environmental Humanities Program, and local climate justice groups explore the practice and strategy of creative activism.

Other Resources:

Click here for the all new Ski Utah App—now with Ski Bus Routes + and the SNOCRU powered Powder Counter.
Click here to learn more about hosting a sensor at your home or school. AirU principle investigators: UoU Professors Miriah Meyer and Kerry Kelly. Looking for FAQ? Click here.

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