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In my most recent Montana 2050 Report, I found that Montana stands to benefit more from AI than other states because our low-productivity sectors…

Last year, young plaintiffs in the Held v. Montana lawsuit argued the state had a responsibility to consider climate change as part of the Montana Constitution’s right to a healthful environment.

At issue was whether the Montana Public Service Commission needs to add climate change consideration to its regulating to comply with Montana’s constitutional right to a clean and healthful environment.

At issue was whether the Montana Public Service Commission needs to add climate change consideration to its regulating to comply with Montana’s constitutional right to a clean and healthful environment.

At issue was whether the Montana Public Service Commission needs to add climate change consideration to its regulating to comply with Montana’s constitutional right to a clean and healthful environment.

At issue was whether the Montana Public Service Commission needs to add climate change consideration to its regulating to comply with Montana’s constitutional right to a clean and healthful environment.

Montana voted to amend its constitution to protect user data, setting a statewide precedent that will stop law enforcement from breaching user privacy without a warrant or consent.

Montana residents will vote on amending the state constitution to determine whether to require law enforcement to acquire a warrant to access citizens' digital data.

Montana residents will vote on amending the state constitution to determine whether to require law enforcement to acquire a warrant to access citizens digital data.

Free people are not equal, and equal people are not free. FEE's Lawrence Reed is in Montana and joined us on Montana Talks with Aaron Flint.