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Camp attendees put their group projects through a series of tests to cap off a week of field trips, lectures and hands-on learning

Camp attendees put their group projects through a series of tests to cap off a week of field trips, lectures and hands-on learning

Shawn Moorman trains Montana Tech students to help Montana Resources identify species of migratory birds that might land on the toxic waters of the Berkeley Pit.

Shawn Moorman trains Montana Tech students to help Montana Resources identify species of migratory birds that might land on the toxic waters of the Berkeley Pit.

If hand-waving and hot air could run windmills, Kendall Cotton’s latest editorial would power Montana for a month. (Towards a new green coalition, June 5.)

What bills passed by state lawmakers suggest about lawmakers’ energy priorities and issues the judge will weigh in the Montana youth climate trial

The states Constitution enshrines a citizen’s right to a clean and healthful environment into the future. The youth-led climate change lawsuit Held v. Montana is predicated on this right.

When Montana’s constitution was ratified by voters in 1972 it enshrined a citizen’s right to a clean and healthful environment into the future.

Lawsuit alleges Montana’s government knowingly contributes to climate change, violating the plaintiffs’ right to ‘a clean and healthful environment.’

How the recent legislative session passed a slew of laws that highlight lawmakers' energy priorities, and took direct aim at Held v. Montana.