USU researchers search for source of Wasatch Front air pollution

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Researchers are taking a close look at some major contributors to our air pollution, and how to better combat the problem.

study that shows how a magnesium plant in Tooele County might be adding to the bad airThe Utah Division of Air Quality, along with researchers at Utah State University, is taking readings every week at air monitor stations.

"There's still some uncertainties, but we're also aware that we already know there's a problem, we already know there are things we can do to help minimize the problem," said Randy Martin, an associate research professor at Utah State University. While the magnesium plant is believed to be a huge source of those harmful bromides, Martin says they want to know for sure.

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