Studying Ozone in Utahs Uinta Basin @BLMUtah
Studying Ozone in Utahs Uinta Basin  @BLMUtah
Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
Monitoring for ozone allows BLM to take measures to reduce emissions before concentrations can reach unhealthy levels. Why study ozone: ozone can irritate or damage the respiratory system, and can affect sensitive vegetation and ecosystems.
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Studying Ozone in Utah's Uinta Basin

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