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Dr. Katie Evans tried 23 years ago to post Arrowstone Park in Deer Lodge because of potential exposure to arsenic. The EPA, Atlantic Richfield and local officials resisted.

The national organization Rails-to-Trails Conservancy chose the Silver Bow Greenway as its Trail of the Month for November and extolled the greenways virtues and historical origins.

Heres a roundup with a few of the many stories The Standards reporters put out this week.

The national organization Rails-to-Trails Conservancy chose the Silver Bow Greenway as its Trail of the Month for November and extolled the greenways virtues and historical origins.

The Montana Department of Environmental Quality and the Natural Resource Damage Program recently released a strategic plan meant to guide Superfund cleanup and restoration of the wounded Clark Fork River.

The Montana Department of Environmental Quality and the Natural Resource Damage Program recently released a strategic plan meant to guide Superfund cleanup and restoration of the wounded Clark Fork River.

The Montana Department of Environmental Quality and the Natural Resource Damage Program recently released a strategic plan meant to guide Superfund cleanup and restoration of the wounded Clark Fork River.

Tentative funding from the states Natural Resource Damage Program could help complete two segments of the Silver Bow Greenway. They would include the much anticipated stretch through Durant Canyon.

Tentative funding from the states Natural Resource Damage Program could help complete two segments of the Silver Bow Greenway. They would include the much anticipated stretch through Durant Canyon.

Work on this second project cost around $350,000.