We all know Utah’s air quality need to improve for us all to prosper.
The question that remains:

Who will lead?

Leaders for Clean Air is a mission bearing coalition of business owners, leaders and influencers. Together, we bring concrete action to solve the challenge to our shared prosperity posed by air pollution.

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Leaders for Clean Air is a 501(c)(3) non-profit

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Close-up of a car exhaust pipe emitting visible fumes in a snowy landscape.
Close-up of a car exhaust pipe emitting visible fumes in a snowy landscape.

The fact is dirty air makes it harder to recruit and retain top talent in Utah.

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Cars and trucks cause over 50% of the air pollution here.

A black electric car being charged with an electric vehicle charger plugged into the rear of the car, outdoors on a sunny day with trees and a building in the background.
A black electric car being charged with an electric vehicle charger plugged into the rear of the car, outdoors on a sunny day with trees and a building in the background.

EV’s eliminate 90% of emissions when fueled by renewables!

EV’s eliminate 90% of emissions when fueled by renewables!

Person connected to an electric vehicle charging station at dusk, with the car's rear and tail lights visible.
Person connected to an electric vehicle charging station at dusk, with the car's rear and tail lights visible.
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However, most people are fueling their EV’s after work, overnight—when the grid is the dirtiest.

Why should a business coalition
should lead the way to cleaner air?

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Businesses are the optimal location for daytime charging, creating reliable demand for renewables.

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The voice of business is highly valued by Utah policymakers. 

Let’s make sure they hear it clearly!

Adoption of electrified transportation in Utah is a leadership issue.

The hurdles are not technical or financial.

Ready to lead the charge?

We are seeking founding members to guide our mission and take action to support reliable daytime charging infrastructure.

Leaders for Clean Air members will affect real change in the fight against air pollution on the Wasatch Front and be a credible voice to Utah’s policymakers.

How to Engage with Us

We are seeking business owners, leaders and influencers who want to drive positive change here in Utah.

Please submit this form and tell us about yourself.