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Salt Lakers can ride Trax and Frontrunner to help clean the air during inversion season.
It's that season again. No, not Winter or the holidays but the Wasatch Front's "Inversion Season," which lasts from late November until February each year.
It's that season again. No, not Winter or the holidays but the Wasatch Front's "Inversion Season," which lasts from late November until February each year. It's a fact that dampens the sunlight and traps pollution in the air in many cities across the state. Last week was particularly bad in the capital city, as you couldn't see across the valley for more than five miles due to the haze.
It's one of the least-attractive aspects of living in Utah for people who might be considering moving here.
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