Guest opinion: Yellowstone County Generating Station process undermines community and youth voices

By Elaina Lamphere, Soren Cunning, and Odessa Ward, Billings Gazette Two weeks ago, the youth plaintiffs in the landmark climate change...

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Clean energy gains momentum in Montana

By Max Savage Levenson, Big Sky Chat House When it comes to making sense of the future of energy in Montana, Derf Johnson knows the lay of...

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Now hiring: Climate and Campaigns Organizer

The application period has closed. Thanks! ________________________ Job Title:  Climate and Campaigns Organizer Location: Helena,...

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Down to Earth: December 2023

Click the icon at the bottom right to view the issue full screen. December 2023 Click here to download this issue as a PDF. Welcome to the...

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Webinar: Exempt Wells

As the climate warms and our water resources become more scarce and unpredictable, we need thoughtful approaches to how and where we...

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Montana supreme court sends coal mine permit back to environmental review board

By Kayla Desroches, Yellowstone Public Radio Kayla Desroches / Yellowstone Public Radio. Westmoreland sign is pictured in front of blue...

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From a Board Member: Jessie Wiles

By Jessie Wiles What leads some people to give up and accept the state of the world, while others take action? For many of us, learning the...

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PSC Approves NorthWestern’s 28% Electricity Rate Hike for Residents

By Anne Hedges Anyone who watched the most recent NorthWestern Energy rate case meetings was left wondering whether the Public Service...

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Keeping an Eye on Hydrogen Hubs

By Nick Fitzmaurice The Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub could be home to eight hydrogen production facilities. Image via Pacific Northwest...

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Will State Listen to the Public on MEPA and the Climate?

By Anne Hedges Nearly 100 people attended the Missoula hearing. Photo by Katy Spence. Time and time again, when attempts arise to weaken...

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