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Montana's Congressional delegation and governor dead wrong on Colstrip - Vimarsana News

Montana's Congressional delegation and governor dead wrong on Colstrip

Rep. Ryan Zinke did his best imitation of Trump when grilling Michael S. Regan, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, complete with phony statistics, dire threats, blame-casting and an apparent inability to understand the most basic facts about Colstrip’s ancient, highly polluting and outmoded coal-fired generators. The real tragedy is he was joined by […] The post Montana’s Congressional delegation and governor dead wrong on Colstrip appeared first on Daily Montanan.

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NorthWestern Energy : challenging federal short-sighted rules to keep energy service reliable for our Montana customers - Vimarsana News

NorthWestern Energy : challenging federal short-sighted rules to keep energy service reliable for our Montana customers

NorthWestern Energy challenging federal short-sighted rules to keep energy service reliable for our Montana customers Date: May 3,...

Montana Congressional delegation concerned that EPA rule is bad for Colstrip - Vimarsana News

Montana Congressional delegation concerned that EPA rule is bad for Colstrip

There is bipartisan concern about the new rule with some questioning EPA Administrator Michael Regan. Others say without the rule, there will be some health concerns.

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MT Billings MT Zone Forecast - Vimarsana News

MT Billings MT Zone Forecast

MT Billings MT Zone Forecast for Wednesday, May 1, 2024

Zinke clashes with EPA over new standards for coal plants - Vimarsana News

Zinke clashes with EPA over new standards for coal plants

The EPA estimates the new standards will, by 2028, reduce emissions of fine particulate matter by 770 tons, reduce mercury emissions by 1,000 pounds, and stop thousands of other tons of greenhouse gases from being sent into the atmosphere.