Natural Resources Damage Program News Today

For people concerned about the Smurfit Stone mill site, sampling in 2024 should provide a better picture of the extent of contamination.

There could be 300,000 to 500,000 pounds — plus or minus 25% — of asphalt that spilled into the Yellowstone River following a June 24 train wreck.

There could be 300,000 to 500,000 pounds — plus or minus 25% — of asphalt that spilled into the Yellowstone River following a June 24 train wreck.

There could be 300,000 to 500,000 pounds — plus or minus 25% — of asphalt that spilled into the Yellowstone River following a June 24 train wreck.

There could be 300,000 to 500,000 pounds — plus or minus 25% — of asphalt that spilled into the Yellowstone River following a June 24 train wreck.

Additional sampling at the Smurfit Stone mill site will likely start with the groundwater, sludge and wastewater areas.

In the business of real estate, Beartooth Group may have redefined a liquid asset.

Missoula County placed its support this week behind the study proposed by the Montana Natural Resource Damage Program.