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A Montana state court has decided in favour of young people who had been violated in their right to a “clean and healthful environment”, via the state promoting the use of fossil fuels.

A $283M gas power plant being built near Billings may face new environmental scrutiny as the state Supreme Court weighs a lower court decision that a state law barring greenhouse gas emission impact detail is unconstitutional.

A $283M gas power plant being built near Billings may face new environmental scrutiny as the state Supreme Court weighs a lower court decision that a state law barring greenhouse gas emission impact detail is unconstitutional.

A $283M gas power plant being built near Billings may face new environmental scrutiny as the state Supreme Court weighs a lower court decision that a state law barring greenhouse gas emission impact detail is unconstitutional.

A judge’s decision finding that Montana policies violate residents constitutional rights to a healthful environment could have broad implications.

A state judge delivered a huge win to young climate plaintiffs. Montana is one of just three states that have the affirmative right to a healthful environment. Montana’s attorney general called the ruling absurd and said the state would appeal the decision.

A longtime environmental leader is working to put the right to clean air and water and a healthy climate on par with other constitutionally guaranteed rights.

In January, three plaintiffs filed a lawsuit against the City of Buffalo for not having fluoride in their water. Now, 26 plaintiffs have a new lawsuit for the cause.

The I-81 viaduct has two groups at war. One wants to tear it down, one wants to leave it

High-profile lawsuit is driving an appetite for “green amendments.”