Things Are Heating Up

Volume 22, Number 3 — February 17, 2017, PDF Version Until now the 2017 legislative session focused on attacking clean energy. Many...

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BIG NEWS from the Public Service Commission

Always Remember to Say Thank You! The Montana Public Service Commission recently made two decisions that protect consumers and gives clean...

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Legislators seek compromise on bill some fear could weaken government transparency

HELENA – Senators began negotiating amendments to a bill opponents fear would legalize private discussions of public business by elected...

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What YOU Can Do This Week

Five Ways to Protect the Environment and Fight Climate Change in MT MEIC has decided to provide a list of five or so things you can do each...

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Power Companies, Green Group Oppose Colstrip Shut-down Bill

Last July, the operators of the Colstrip coal-fired power plant settled a lawsuit with environmental groups, agreeing to shut down the...

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Montana Lawmakers Work To Keep Colstrip Power Plant Running

Parts of the coal-fired power plant in Colstrip will shut down by 2022. But there’s a chance that the plant’s operators could pull out...

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Expanding Clean Energy in Montana!

Volume 22, Number 3 — January 23, 2017, PDF Version One of the best opportunities in the 2017 legislative session to improve Montana’s...

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Bill calls for partial elimination of oil and gas tax holiday

A bill partially repealing the so called “tax holiday” incentive on new oil and gas development would bolster state revenues under a...

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Fracking chemicals focus of lawsuit seeking more disclosure

A lawsuit against the Board of Oil and Gas seeks to require more disclosure of chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing jobs in Montana,...

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Keane introduces bills to preserve Colstrip power, aid workers

HELENA — The state needs to try to keep Colstrip units open as long as possible, and start planning for how to transition its economy and...

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