[BikeMag]

Last Saturday, more than 4,000 people converged on the Utah State Capital, not far from the iconic I Street dirt jumps, to send a message to elected officials that, simple: they've had enough. One of the groups getting the word out about the protest--dubbed the Clean Air, No Excuses Rally--is Athletes For Clean Air (AFCA), a nonprofit organization co-founded by professional downhiller Amanda Batty, along with pro snowboarder Tony Pavlantos.

Professional Downhiller Amanda Batty Helps Lead SLC Clean Air Rally

 

[chasejj]

Typical anti-Capitalist nonsense. I guess you could make an argument that industry is employing too many people. But people have to eat which requires work unless your a Marxist loser.

Any AQ issues Utah has are just a result of mountains trapping pollutants and too many people.
If you don't like it ride your bike more or move. But the bottom line is too may people crammed into a valley. Not rocket science.

 

[rideit]

The particulate matter isn't coming from cow farts, genius.
You can't ride your bike more...that sh1t will kill you.