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Scientific testimony figures prominently in second day of Held v. Montana climate trial.

Montana consumers could see a drastic rise in their energy bills in the very near future.

Mica Kantor, 14, says he has felt the impacts of the changing climate on the roads, tracks and trails he runs on, prompting his inclusion as a plaintiff in Held

Bigfork teenager Kian Tanner was raised beside the Flathead Valley’s scenic mountains and rivers. Now, he’s fighting to save them.

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.

Early exposure to climate change’s impact on ranches led Rikki Held to lend her name to the nation’s first constitutional climate lawsuit to reach trial.

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

Two Kalispell siblings cite changes to skiing and hunting seasons as reasons for joining the coalition of Montana youth suing several state agencies.

Mica Kantor, 14, says he has felt the impacts of the changing climate, prompting his inclusion as a plaintiff in Held v. Montana.

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