New research may be blueprint for tackling Utah's wintertime inversion

SALT LAKE CITY — Anyone who breathes in northern Utah ought to be paying attention to the efforts of a $2 million, first-of-its-kind study analyzing the area's notorious wintertime pollution problem.Researchers and scientists from the federal and state agencies and multiple universities are meeting Monday and Tuesday at the University of Utah to go over preliminary data from an aerial and ground survey of inversions that was carried out earlier this year.A draft report from the Utah Winter