Your Home, Your Environment, Your Choices. Choose Wisely

Diagram: DEQ Healthy Homes Display Chimney Smoke: Click for more information Asbestos: Click for more information Storm Water run-off: Click for more information Energy Conservation: Click for more information Lead-based paint: Click for more information Electronics Recycling: Click for more information Pollution in the environment: Click for more information Mercury: Click for more information Utah Department of Environmental Quality Wood-burning stove: Click for more information Back flow and cross connections: Click here for more information Wastewater and septic tank: Click for more information Water conservation: Click for more information Household chemicals: Click for more information Radon: Click for more information Car batteries: Click for more information Trash: Click for more information Household hazardous waste: Click for more information Water-based paints: Click for more information Chemical sprayers: Click for more information Storm drain/gutter: Click for more information Gasoline-powered small engines: Click for more information Used tire Recycling: Click for more information Used oil Recycling: Click for more information Storm drain: Click for more information

Overview:

This "Healthy Homes" display shows you things you can do in and around your home to make it healthier for you and the environment.

Simply click on each of the numbers and learn more about that item.

 

You can also download the Display Fact Sheet by clicking here.PDF file
 

You spend more time at home than anywhere else. Home is also where an environmentally friendly lifestyle is taught and lived. Begin now by taking small steps to prevent and reduce pollution in the place that matters most - your home.

 

Upcoming Display Events:

Utah Debate Conference: January 28, 2007, Mt. Jordan Middle School.