Category: Environment
Montana House Republicans Criticize Lawsuit Challenging Forest Project Near St. Regis
Environmental group sues over bull trout concerns despite federal finding of no jeopardy to species
23 States Challenge EPA Over Climate Training Tied to Montana Youth Lawsuit
Montana AG Knudsen calls climate training ‘woke propaganda’ as coalition targets organization that analyzed Held v. State
Montana Delegation Urges Trump to Impose 50% Tariff on Russian Palladium After Swift Action on Coal Mining
Lawmakers cite hundreds of lost mining jobs as Russian market manipulation threatens nation’s only palladium source
Hunger Games: AI’s Demand for Resources Poses Promise and Peril to Rural America
As AI development eyes rural America for massive data centers, Meta’s $10 billion Louisiana project offers lessons for Montana communities
FWP Approves New Wolf Rules: 452 Statewide Quota, Increased Harvest Limits, Live Collaring Program
New regulations allow combined hunting and trapping limits amid ongoing federal court restrictions
Bat Viewing and Wine Tasting Event Set for Aug. 28 at Tongue River Winery
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks offers unique evening combining wildlife education with local wine
Construction Limits Parking at Stevensville Fishing Access Through October
John & Nancy Owen site getting expanded parking, new toilet, and camping area
Montana Big Game and Upland Bird Forecasts Point to Generally Strong Fall Seasons
Regional forecasts show mixed recovery from drought and harsh winter impacts
Rescinding the Endangerment Finding Was Overdue. But Where Do We Turn for Justice?
The human cost of 15 years of climate regulations
Montana Confirms 14th Brucellosis Case in Beaverhead County Bull
Case marks ongoing challenge from Greater Yellowstone elk herds
Grizzly Conflicts More Than Double as Gianforte Pushes for State Management
State tracking data shows 139 conflicts this year, up from 59 cases reported in July
Michigan Father and Son Face Felony Charges for Poaching Montana Elk, Abandoning Carcass
Multi-state investigation leads to charges against Belleville residents for killing trophy bull elk without permits, leaving meat to rot
