Ross Chambless
Ross Chambless is a freelance environmental science writer and radio producer. He also works for the nonprofit TreeUtah.
Rangers Make the Case for Dark Skies
For 10 years, the National Park Service has been measuring light pollution, how bright city lights obscure the views of the heavens.
CO2 To Go Underground
About 66 percent of Utah's total carbon dioxide emissions are coming from coal-fired power plants. Researchers are hard at work trying to capture that CO2 and store it underground.
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