Montana Attorney General Denies Access to Public Records and Sides with Foreign Mining Company

By Derf Johnson Industrial totalitarianism is an unfortunate, central part of Montana’s state history. Mining companies, railroads, and...

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Bitterrooters Ban Together Against Rare Earth Mining

by Larry Campbell, Friends of the Bitterroot Conservation Director Friends of the Bitterroot (FOB) was immediately alarmed when mining...

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MEIC Completes an Anti-Racism Audit, Begins the Real Work

By Katy Spence and Cari Kimball In 2023, MEIC board and staff commissioned an anti-racism audit from WiderStand Consulting. WiderStand is a...

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Our Decisions Today Can Create a Better Tomorrow

By Cari Kimball Happy Summer, friends! I hope you’re finding ways to enjoy these long daylight hours. Isn’t July in Montana dreamy?  A...

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GOP LEGISLATORS QUESTION PSC PETITION TO CONSIDER CLIMATE COSTS

By Laura Lundquist, Missoula Current A legislative hearing on a citizens’ petition to get the Public Service Commission to consider the...

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Groups sue to force PSC to decide on climate-change rulemaking

By Laura Lundquist, Missoula Current For months, the Montana Public Service Commission has delayed a decision to modify rules regulating...

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Environmental groups seek court action over climate petition

By Ellis Juhlin, Montana Public Radio A coalition of nonprofits and businesses are asking a court to order state utility regulators to...

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Groups ask court to force PSC decision on climate change petition

By Blair Miller, Daily Montanan A group of Montana businesses and environmental organizations filed a court petition Wednesday seeking to...

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Press Release: Petitioners file motion to press Montana Public Service Commission to fulfill duty to consider climate

A subset of petitioners have filed a writ of mandamus to request the court require the PSC make a decision on their February petition for...

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Montana law professor weighs chances of Held vs. Montana

By Keila Szpaller, Daily Montanan Monday, a law professor and environmental reporter talked to 126 people at City Club Missoula about the...

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