The Kane County Water District, led by former Utah legislator Mike Noel, has withdrawn support for the Lake Powell Pipeline project. Now Washington County is
With travel shut down by the COVID-19 pandemic, people along the Wasatch Front got a chance to rediscover our local urban trail system including gems
Even though the price of oil futures plummeted to less than zero during the pandemic (meaning energy production was so much greater than demand that
After the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic on March 11, Utahns had to endure spring break with no ski lifts, no national or
The area slated for Inland Port development overlies the epicenter of earthquakes that rattled Salt Lake City for several weeks in March and April. What
Now is a good time to update your family disaster plan. The 5.7 earthquake that shook Magna and surrounding areas on March 18 (followed by
I am devoted to the pursuit of impermanent beauty and how that can become nourishment for life to continue. As an artist, my eye is
Don’t it always seem to go that you don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone —Joni Mitchell (Big Yellow Taxi) Earthquake preparedness Now
Her are some clues to the treasures you’ll find this month. I was introduced to the mandala-like ”impermanent earth art” of Day Schildkret several years
What you get when you design and construct safe alternatives to driving cars. Cities along the Wasatch Front are growing and evolving. People are moving
The key to immunity. Editor’s note: The Chakra Series, by Todd Mangum, MD, first appeared in CATALYST in 1995 and was repeated in 2009 and
The following story is one of three collective stories (see “Community Cats” and “Meet the Cat Avenger: Julie Davis”) on feral felines and the women
The following is one of three collective stories (see “Community Cats” and “Monica’s Story”) on feral felines and the women who love them. Julie Davis
Stories of caring for the feral felines among us. Editor’s note: In cartoons and children’s literature, it’s usually the stray cats and dogs that seem
Fill your freezer with Utah Lake’s white bass. Here’s how! After years of drought, many of Utah’s lakes and their fish have suffered from low
Catalyst Magazine/Common Good Press
Mailing address:
1953 South 1100 East #522114
Salt Lake City, UT 84152
Phone: 801-997-0722
Email: hello@catalystmagazine.net
© 2012-2021 Catalyst Magazine and Common Good Press
ENLIGHTEN YOUR INBOX WITH CATALYST
