Keep Utah Green
Peter Rosen
Trying to leave no carbon footprints
Making a new year’s resolution to shrink your carbon footprint in 2023? According to two people who’ve kept track of their contributions to greenhouse gases, you can make it smaller without spending more money.2 years ago
Matt Rascon & Shelby Hintze, KSL TV
KSL+: Severe Drought, How Did We Get Here?
We've heard of time and again, over the last couple of months, the western United States are facing a big problem. Currently, more than 50% of the western states are in a drought. And the entire state of Utah is facing drought conditions.3 years ago
Aley Davis, KSL TV
Simple Steps You Can Take to Improve Utah Air Quality and Protect Your Health
The summer ozone season can be just as dangerous as the winter inversion, especially on really hot days, but there are simple changes Utahns can make every day to improve air quality.4 years ago
KSL TV
Sand Hollow State Park Helps Keep Utah Green
Utah has a lot to offer when it comes to life outdoors, and that's true with Sand Hollow State Park in Hurricane. The park also plays a role in replenishing an underground aquifer.4 years ago
KSL TV
Plenty To Do On Great Salt Lake’s Antelope Island
KSL Photojournalist Meghan Thackrey shows us the beauty of the land in the middle of the Great Salt Lake, at Antelope Island State Park.4 years ago
Eric Openshaw
5 Simple Ways You Can Conserve Energy in Utah & Your Home Plus Save Money
There are some really easy things you can do that can make a big difference. Conserve energy in Utah because it helps clean up the air and save you money.4 years ago
KSL TV
Utah’s Fantasy Canyon: The Devil’s Playground
The Beehive State is famous for some of the world’s most unique rock formations. Just 40 miles south of Vernal, you can find a little geological treasure at Fantasy Canyon.4 years ago
Eric Openshaw
How Low is Your Carbon Footprint? How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint at Home in 5 Easy Steps
There are some incredible ways to make your house greener and lower your carbon footprint. Here's How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint at Home in 5 Steps4 years ago
Ike Yospe
KSL Greenhouse: How to save water when watering your lawn
Is it too early to start watering our lawns? Yes, but when you start, it is important to make sure that you save water as much as you can.5 years ago
Ike Yospe
Spring of Hope Wall
KSL and Ivory Homes would like to honor heroes in our community who are doing good during this challenging time. Submit an individual or organization below, and we will plant a tree in their honor and recognize them by placing their name on our Spring of Hope wall! Wall of Hope Healthcare Danielle Burgener- She is […]5 years ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Gephardt $100 Challenge: Simple Upgrades To Cut Your Energy Bill
Leaks and other deficiencies can allow heat to escape from your home. Our energy audit showed a few inexpensive fixes can make a big difference.5 years ago
Felicia Martinez, KSL TV
Gas Hybrids No Longer Qualify For Express Lane
If you drive a gas-powered hybrid vehicle, there have been some changes that might impact your daily commute.5 years ago
KSL TV
Your Thermostat Should Be Set No Lower Than 78 Degrees In Summer, According To Energy.gov
How cool do you keep your house in the summer? If it's lower than 78 degrees, it's too cold.5 years ago
KSL TV
Arches National Park Now Certified As International Dark Sky Park
Arches National Park has been certified as an official International Dark Sky Park, officials with the National Park Service said.5 years ago
Ivory Homes
4 Simple Tips to Make any Home Greener this Spring
It's easy to make some small changes that can add up to a huge impact over time. Here are some simple tips that can make your home greener.5 years ago
KSL TV
Utah’s Coral Pink Sand Dunes
Back during the Jurassic period, the Coral Pink Sand Dunes was a part of the biggest dessert the world has ever seen. The 3,000-acre dune field is the highest on the Colorado Plateau.5 years ago
Eric Openshaw
Earth Day is Around the Corner: The Top Ways to Celebrate Earth Day
Keeping our planet healthy is one of our most important jobs. Read on to learn the top ways to celebrate Earth Day this year in Utah.6 years ago
Ladd Egan, KSL TV
Utah Lawmakers Consider $100 Million In Air Quality Projects
From swapping out gas lawnmowers for battery operated models to replacing wood stoves with natural gas appliances, Utah lawmakers on Wednesday considered more than $100 million in requests to improve air quality.6 years ago
Caitlin Burchill, KSL TV
Clear the Air Challenge Encourages You To ‘Do Your Part’
The Clear the Air Challenge is at the midway point and if you haven't been participating in the month-long competition to reduce vehicle emissions, there's still time to make a difference.6 years ago
KSL 5 TV Digital
What Are You Doing To Reduce Pollution, Improve Air Quality?
Why should you care about Utah’s air quality? Because while we are making progress, poor air affects all of us, whether you realize it or not.6 years ago
Jed Boal, KSL TV
6th Grade Scientists At Orem School Discover Source Of Air Pollution
Young scientists at a Utah County elementary school have made important discoveries about a source of pollution at their school.6 years ago
