NorthWestern Energy Resource Procurement Planning is Underway

By Ian Lund NorthWestern Energy’s estimates for what it would cost to develop various energy resources. NorthWestern Energy is developing...

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Nuclear Electricity Generation – How Does It Work?

By Katy Spence Pressurized water reactors are the most common nuclear energy plants. Image via Office of Nuclear Energy. With all the...

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Helena Residents Want City Action on Climate Change

By Ian Lund In 2021, Helena’s former city manager demoted the City’s part-time sustainability coordinator to the Public Works...

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Right Here, Right Now

By Cari Kimball June 6 marked the 50th anniversary of the ratification of Montana’s Constitution, and we’re taking a moment to reflect...

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Sustainable Communities & Planning Advocate

This position has been filled....

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Mom Guilt

By Cari Kimball I’m writing this on my couch next to my gently snoring preschooler, Ruby. She is home sick. Again. The tenth day out of...

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Smith River one step closer to protections from Black Butte Copper Mine after court ruling

The following is a press release from the Montana Environmental Information Center: Meagher County, MT – Montana’s Smith River moves...

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Anne Hedges: Gunderson’s opencut law leaves neighbors in the dust

By Anne Hedges, Montana Standard I read the story on the proposed Fire opencut mine near Libby with great interest and frustration. Libby...

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Derf Johnson, Scott Bosse, David Brooks: Why we don’t want a mine on the Smith: an open letter to Rob Scargill

By Derf Johnson, Scott Bosse and David Brooks, Billings Gazette Something doesn’t sit right with an Australian CEO living in Canada...

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