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The U.S. Supreme Court recently unanimously ruled on an Idaho case that cut EPA's authority to regulate certain wetlands.

The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled on an Idaho case last week, that cut EPA's authority to regulate certain wetlands. The case is about property rights and the authority to regulate.

The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled on an Idaho case last week, that cut EPA's authority to regulate certain wetlands. The case is about property rights and the authority to regulate.

A Supreme Court decision curbing the EPA’s power to regulate wetlands drew a mixed response from Montanans engaged in water quality issues Thursday.

The Environmental Working Group study estimated eating one serving of freshwater fish a year could equal a month of drinking water laced with PFAS.

A Gallatin County District Court Judge has ordered the Montana Department of Environmental Quality to reconsider its permit for an expansion in Big Sky.

Clean water and healthy landscapes are the lifeblood of southwest Montana.

The Department of Environmental Quality made a preliminary decision earlier this month to classify the Gallatin River as “impaired” by algal blooms.

Brown trout declines in southwestern Montana are tied to lower, warmer waters, according to Fish, Wildlife & Parks. The agency says fishing restrictions, for the most part, would have little

A report identifies 35% of Montanas river miles and 22% of lake acres as impaired by nutrients.