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USU researchers see 2034 Olympics as air quality opportunity

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Utah State University researchers suggest the 2034 Winter Olympics could serve as a catalyst for improving air quality across Utah.

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  • USU researchers see the 2034 Olympics as an opportunity for cleaner air in Utah.
  • The 2034 Winter Olympics will be hosted in Utah.
  • The research focuses on creating lasting environmental improvements.

Utah State University researchers believe the upcoming 2034 Winter Olympics could offer a chance to implement lasting improvements to air quality in Utah. The researchers suggest the games provide a unique opportunity to address environmental concerns ahead of the event.

As Utah prepares to host the 2034 Winter Olympics, researchers from Utah State University are outlining how the event might lead to cleaner air for the region. The focus remains on leveraging the international event to create a positive environmental legacy.

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