By Jonathon Ambarian, KTVH
MEIC’s Shannon James at the Montana Public Service Commission public hearing.
HELENA — Last year, young plaintiffs in the Held v. Montana climate lawsuit argued the state had a responsibility to consider climate change as part of the Montana Constitution’s right to a clean and healthful environment. After a judge sided with them, advocates are now asking the state’s utility regulators to change the way they account for climate impacts.
