Sound Land Use Planning Laws Will Build Sustainable Communities

By Ann Schwend This is an op-ed by MEIC’s Ann Schwend that was published in papers around Montana. Montana’s explosive popularity is...

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Will the Legislature Fix the Problems with the Opencut Mining Law?

By Anne Hedges Last session, the Legislature struck a blow to people across the state who live near gravel resources. The Legislature...

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Member Spotlight: Deborah Hanson

By Katy Spence When you think about the founding members of Montana’s environmental movement, you rightly think of Robin Tawney Nichols...

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Meet New MEIC Staff

Meet Peyton Olson Hello! I am grateful and excited to be joining the MEIC team as the Administrative and Development Assistant. I was born...

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Legacies and Lives Well-Lived

By Cari Kimball Montana’s December days are short and the nights are long. Amidst the hustle and bustle, I hope we can all honor the...

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Montana Loses Conservation Champion, Tim Crawford

By Cari Kimball We’re sad to say goodbye to  Tim Crawford, a long-time MEIC supporter, all around dynamo for conservation, and one...

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Climate on trial: Montana youth take on state energy policy

By Lesley Clark, E&E News MISSOULA, Mont. — Mica Kantor was just 4 years old when he began to worry about the future of the world’s...

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Editorial: A court ruling that’s good for the Gallatin

By the Chronicle Editorial Board, Bozeman Daily Chronicle A Gallatin County judge has ordered the state Department of Environmental Quality...

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US rule would limit methane leaks from public lands drilling

By Matthew Daly, AP News WASHINGTON (AP) — The Interior Department on Monday proposed rules to limit methane leaks from oil and gas...

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New York cracks down on carbon fuel-based crypto-mining operations

By Richard Currie, The Register Two-year ban comes as state attempts to reduce emissions by 85% New York State has banned a practice...

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