In this Issue:
- Digital TV Transition
- Proper CFL Disposal
- Tap into Water Week
- DEQ Reduces Drive Alone Rate
- Calendar of Events
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Sponsored by the
Utah Department of
Environmental Quality
In this Issue:
Newsletter Links:
Sponsored by the
Utah Department of
Environmental Quality
As the nation switches to Digital TV in February 2009, there’s a growing concern among many that millions of old analog TVs could end up in the trash.
We’re all encouraged to use energy-efficient compact fluorescent lights. CFLs use less energy than incandescent bulbs and last 10 times longer.
Although water may be sparse at times in Utah’s desert state, there won’t be a shortage of activities to celebrate the importance of it during the first week of May.
Roughly one-third of the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) work force made a commitment on Earth Day to drastically cut air pollution by carpooling or taking alternative transportation to get to the office.