Before the Mormon pioneers came to this area in 1847, the explorers that 
visited with the natives learned that the natives called the Wasatch Front 
“great smoky valley”.  
It is a microclimate situation.  They shut down wood burning stoves when it 
happens.  

From: Cameron Crum 
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2016 10:32 AM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] OT Climate

It is common in SLC to get an inversion layer that time of year that makes 
things look very hazy. 

On Thu, Nov 10, 2016 at 11:30 AM, Bill Prince <[email protected]> wrote:

  I remember walking outside in SLC at the last AF I attended (February 
right?). The pollution was quite startling to me and my partner. And I think 
that was after a lot of the cleanup had happened.



bp
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On 11/10/2016 9:27 AM, Chuck McCown wrote:

    Since we all don’t have enough to do today, I will toss this out:

    We have continuous scientifically valid temperature measurements since 1699 
by thermometer.
    We have extrapolated that to ice core and tree ring proxy measurements.

    It is a fact things are warming.  About a third of a degree per decade. 

    Anyone remember driving in freeways in LA in the 60s and 70s?
    Or Mexico City in the 80s?
    (Go back a hundred years to the “killing fogs” of London.)  
    Remember love canal?

    Be a strange creature that would like to roll back pollution controls.  
    I like the cleaner air.  I lived in Provo Utah when the steel mill was 
running.
    I can look out my office window and clearly see 50 miles, right over the 
top of Provo today.  

    Things are getting better/cleaner.  
    The climate is getting warmer.  
    Both of those are inarguable facts from my perspective.

    What is the point of denying or not denying?

    Now back to applying a liberal coat of saddle soap to my grandpa’s dinosaur 
bridle.  


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