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- Multiple Deaths During the Recent I-90 Dust Storm: Why it Happened and How Such Tragedies Can be Prevented. Mon, 18 Jul 22, 11:00amUnbelievably, some folks in the media, descending to the netherworld of journalism, have claimed that this terrible accident is a symptom of climate change.
- Town Enclosure art installation is made of CLT panels Sat, 15 Jan 22, 5:30amLots of art are meant to be seen and not touched. It is visible to the public but separate, untouchable and unknowable. That is not the case with Town Enclosure, an art installation that's also functional. The incredible...
- Montana’s renewable energy city coalition grows Tue, 31 Aug 21, 8:00pmHelena, Missoula, and Bozeman, Montana have joined a city coalition committing to 100% renewable energy.
- Crusoe Energy is tackling energy use for cryptocurrencies and data centers and greenhouse gas emissions Tue, 27 Apr 21, 1:02amThe two founders of Crusoe Energy think they may have a solution to two of the largest problems facing the planet today — the increasing energy footprint of the tech industry and the greenhouse gas emissions associated...
- Montana Heritage Center renovation will celebrate the states history and geology Sat, 24 Oct 20, 5:30amA multimillion dollar expansion and renovation project is underway in Helena, Montana for the Montana Historical Society. Led by 80-year-old architecture firm Cushing Terrell, the Montana Heritage Center renovation project...
- EXCLUSIVE: Montana Gov Bullock’s Climate Council’s Leaked Plan Pushes For Carbon Tax Thu, 27 Aug 20, 3:00pmA climate council Montana Gov. Steve Bullock established in 2019 suggested that the Democratic governor implement a state carbon tax plan to address climate change in a leaked draft of recommendations obtained by the Daily...
- LEED Platinum Stockman Bank harvests rainwater and solar power in Missoula Sat, 27 Jun 20, 2:30amIn Montana’s historic downtown Missoula, a Stockman Bank branch has recently earned LEED v4 Core and Shell Platinum certification — the second building in the U.S and the fifth worldwide to receive such accreditation....
- Major blow to Keystone XL pipeline as judge revokes key permit Thu, 16 Apr 20, 11:33amCampaigners welcomed Wednesday’s ruling as a victory for tribal rights and environmental protection
- Dramatic cliffs shape a luxe solar-powered getaway in Montana Thu, 25 Jul 19, 4:30amNear Whitefish, Montana, Seattle-based firm Cushing Terrell Architects Engineers designed the Confluence House, a contemporary eco-conscious getaway that feels like a natural extension of the landscape...
- The remote Blacktail Cabin offers a convenient escape in Montana Tue, 13 Nov 18, 2:30amIf you dream of escaping the hustle of daily life at a remote cabin in the woods, the Blacktail Cabin might just be your ideal getaway. Situated along the shore of Flathead Lake in Montana, the Blacktail Cabin offers guests...
- The fight to save clean water on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation Thu, 30 Aug 18, 8:00pmNative American leaders in Montana believe the Keystone oil pipeline puts them in grave danger - but they are up against powerful business interests
- Montana judge to rule on first grizzly bear hunt in 40 years Thu, 30 Aug 18, 9:00amThis week, a U.S. judge will hear the arguments presented by Native American tribes and animal activists for the protection of recently demoted Yellowstone-area grizzly bears from the endangered list. The removal of the grizzlies'...
- Four living trees grow through this dreamy treehouse retreat in Montana Wed, 28 Mar 18, 12:20amMany of us can remember having a childhood treehouse, but Montana Treehouse Retreat owners Kati and Daren Robison have taken this idea one step further...
- Ryan Zinke: cowboy in Trump's cabinet taking aim at America's public lands Sat, 28 Oct 17, 2:09amInterior secretary Zinke calls himself a ‘Teddy Roosevelt guy’ – but he’s quietly dismantling environmental protections and yielding to oil industry interests
- Ryan Zinke: cowboy in Trump's cabinet out to wreck America's public lands Sat, 28 Oct 17, 2:09amInterior secretary Zinke calls himself a ‘Teddy Roosevelt guy’ – but he’s quietly dismantling environmental protections and yielding to oil industry interests