The Compact
UTAH CLIMATE & CLEAN AIR COMPACT
We, as leaders from business, government, faith, and civic institutions, care deeply about Utah’s future and the future of children here and around the globe. We join this Compact as responsible stewards. Climate change and air quality represent urgent challenges for our health, families, and economy. We call upon state and community leaders, members of Congress, businesses, and all Utahns to adopt the mileposts of the Utah Roadmap: Positive Solutions to Climate and Air Quality and these six principles:
HEALTH AND WELL-BEING: Poor air quality has an immediate impact on the health of Utah families, especially our most vulnerable communities. Climate change poses a large and growing threat to the health and prosperity of Utah communities and beyond. We ask Utahns to take urgent action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and criteria pollutants in a manner that lifts all communities. The next ten years are critical.
CLIMATE AND AIR QUALITY: Many strategies – such as improving energy efficiency, reducing auto emissions, developing transit and active transportation systems, and advancing innovative energy solutions – benefit both air quality and our climate. This clean air-climate connection provides common ground for action. We affirm we can make progress by addressing both.
ECONOMY: Important industries such as agriculture, tourism/winter recreation, technology, and energy will benefit from Utah’s climate and clean air leadership. Salt Lake City’s selection as the U.S. bid city for a future Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games provides an opportunity to demonstrate our commitment by taking decisive action to reduce emissions.
RE-ENERGIZE UTAH: Efforts to address climate change and air quality are leading to rapid advancements in technology and a global economic and energy revolution. This revolution will touch every aspect of our lives and economy and create new opportunities for innovation as we achieve a resilient, clean, and affordable energy future. Utah is in a unique position to seize these opportunities through our robust solar energy industry and our abundant clean energy resources.
RURAL UTAH: The energy transition poses challenges for rural Utah communities. We urge the state to prioritize economic development and investment in rural areas impacted by changing energy markets.
LEADERSHIP AND THE UTAH WAY: Utahns have a proud history of leading on and investing in challenging issues with collaborative solutions. Whether it is refugee resettlement, immigration reform, anti-discrimination, quality growth, fiscal responsibility, or religious freedom, Utah leads. We enthusiastically support applying “The Utah Way” to make our climate and air quality leadership another Utah success story.
Signatories
Salt Lake County Council
Point of the Mountain State Land Authority
Proterra Electric Buses
Action Utah
Wasatch Front Regional Council
Young Conservatives for Carbon Dividends
Cache Valley Unitarian Universalists
Envision Utah
Utah Transit Authority
Citizens Climate Lobby
United Way of Salt Lake
The Summit Group
Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City
Episcopal Diocese of Utah
Walker Edison
Community Foundation of Utah
Okland Construction
Wheeler Machinery Co.
Ski Butlers
Utah Transit Authority
Adventure Athlete
Summit County Council
Gardner Company
2019 Rhodes Scholar from Utah
Ivory Homes
Galileo
District 3
Head Consul of Mexico in Utah
Dominion Energy
Snowbird
Utah Chapter of The Nature Conservancy
City of Moab
Vivint Solar
Goldman Sachs
Cotopaxi
Orem City Council
Utah Jazz and Larry H. Miller Enterprises
Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce
Western Rural Development Center
Provo City
St. George Chamber of Commerce
Retired Journalist and Chair of the Envision Utah Board
Westminster College
Weber State University
Salt Lake Community College
University of Utah Department of Pediatrics
Green Hydrogen Coalition
Intermountain Healthcare
Intermountain Healthcare
University of Utah
The Front Climbing Club
Drawdown Fund
Sorenson Capital
Merit Medical Systems
Rio Tinto
Larry H. Miller Group of Companies
Provo City Council
Jones Waldo
MPC
Larry H. Miller Group of Companies
Mercato Partners
Packsize International
Dugout Ranch
Former Governor of Utah
Sorenson Impact
Governor's Office of Planning and Budget
Masjid Al-Noor Mosque
Utah Inland Port Authority
35th Mayor of Salt Lake City
The Boyer Company
DSD Renewables
Utah Black Chamber of Commerce
Skullcandy
Public Land Solutions
Association of Zoos & Aquariums
Wasatch Residential Group
Squatters Brewery
Sorenson Impact
Utah Public Service Commission
Davis School District Board of Education
Adobe
Intercap Lending Inc.
Brendle Group
Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute
Dakota Pacific Real Estate
Lucid
Park City Community Foundation
Gardner Company
doTERRA
Wasatch Global Investors
Utah Policy.com
Colliers International Intermountain
The George S. & Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation
Ancestry.com
Neighborworks Salt Lake
Park City
Midway
City of South Jordan
City of Moab
Salt Lake City
Logan City
City of Millcreek
Salt Lake County
Heber City
World Trade Center Utah
University of Utah
Ski Utah
Community Advocate
Calvary Baptist Church
Christ United Methodist Church
Women's Leadership Institute
Black Diamond
Specific Performance Inc.
Utah State University
University of Utah
University of Utah
Brigham Young University
University of Utah
Utah State University
Congregation Kol Ami
34th Mayor of Salt Lake City and Executive Director of The Central Wasatch Commission
Cicero Group
Former State Representative
District 26
District 33
District 25
District 19
District 49
District 10
District 16
District 8
District 32
District 74
Calvary Baptist Church
Westside Coalition
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
NuSkin Enterprises
Campbell Scientific
Utah Clean Energy
Zions Bank
Utah State Senate
District 4
Provo City Council
Intermountain Health Care
Suazo Business Center
Jordan River Commission
ETC Group of Companies
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Utah Public Service Commission
The Salt Lake Tribune
EDCUtah
Office of Energy Development
Lawrence T. and Janet T. Dee Family Foundation
Renewable Tech Ventures
Petzl America
Love Communications
Hunter Defense Technologies
Hunt Electric Inc.
Pacific Group Resorts Inc.
Salt Lake City Office of Sustainability
Owner, CW Management Corporation
The Climate Challenge
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Bring to the table win-win survival strategies to ensure proactive domination. At the end of the day, going forward, a new normal that has evolved from generation X is on the runway heading towards a streamlined cloud solution. User generated content in real-time will have multiple touchpoints for offshoring
Leverage agile frameworks to provide a robust synopsis for high level overviews. Iterative approaches to corporate strategy foster collaborative thinking to further the overall value proposition. Organically grow the holistic world view of disruptive innovation via workplace diversity and empowerment.