A Flying Lab Hunts Ozone Clues
A small research plane is crisscrossing the Wasatch Front this summer, collecting crucial data on the pollutants that fuel Utah's stubborn ozone problem. Scientists are using the flying laboratory to sample the atmosphere at different altitudes and locations, helping them pinpoint the sources and conditions that lead to poor air quality. Maria Shilaos speaks with University of Utah atmospheric scientist Gannet Hallar and lead researcher Emily Fischer about the groundbreaking study and what it could mean for cleaner air along the Wasatch Front.
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