With a loss of federal climate dollars, Missoula nonprofit seeks to bridge the gap
The Climate Catalyst Fund provides gap funding for projects that lower carbon pollution.
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In eastern Montana, Bridger Pipeline carries both promise and risk
With ranching a gamble and Keystone canceled, many landowners see proposed tar sands pipeline as a safe bet.
Hot fall triggers disease outbreak in some Montana big-game herds
Hunters report dead deer, antelope along the Treasure State’s southeast river corridors
Groups sue PSC for refusing to consider climate change
Montana’s Public Service Commission rejected a petition asking the agency to consider climate impacts. Now the petitioners have sued.
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A solution to climate change? Dressing better.
Missoula’s third annual Climate Solutions Week fashion show highlighted upcycled and sustainable designs — and what consumers can do to avoid ‘fast fashion.’
Sibanye-Stillwater ends month-long strike
A union representing about 420 workers in south-central Montana ratified a three-year contract with the South Africa-based mining company.
Flathead tram proposal returns for second look
The 100-person tram service south of Glacier National Park is just beginning a federal review process.
Where air conditioning is most — and least — common in Montana
New census estimates show AC is generally more common in eastern Montana — and the state trails its better-cooled neighbors.
Major Forest Service policies could be changing. Here’s what’s at stake.
Proposed revisions to the Roadless Rule and Travel Management Rule could reshape how millions of acres of public lands are accessed, managed and protected.
How Montana’s changing climate is reshaping gardening
As temperatures shift and growing seasons change, Montana gardeners are adapting how they plant.

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