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Tribes, Conservation Groups Request Intervention in Little Rockies Mining Challenge - Vimarsana News

Tribes, Conservation Groups Request Intervention in Little Rockies Mining Challenge

HELENA, MT – The Fort Belknap Indian Community (FBIC) and three conservation organizations filed a motion on September 19, to intervene in support

Fort Belknap intervenes in mining appeal - Vimarsana News

Fort Belknap intervenes in mining appeal

Fort Belknap Indian Community and three conservation organizations filed a motion to intervene Monday against an attempt to overturn a ruling on a

Legal Agreement Blocks Drilling on 58,000 Acres in Montana, Dakotas Pending New Analysis - Vimarsana News

Legal Agreement Blocks Drilling on 58,000 Acres in Montana, Dakotas Pending New Analysis

Center for Biological Diversity: GREAT FALLS, Mont.— Conservation groups and the Bureau of Land Management have reached an agreement that will prevent new oil and gas drilling on 58,000 acres of public lands in Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota pending a new analysis of its potential harm to groundwater and the climate.

Gianforte wields 'executive privilege' argument against sensitive records requests - Vimarsana News

Gianforte wields 'executive privilege' argument against sensitive records requests

Amanda Eggert Montana Free Press Coming into office last year as Montana's first Republican governor in nearly two decades and looking to implement a

Federal Court Cites Human Health, Climate Costs in Rejecting Massive Wyoming, Montana Coal Mining Plan - Vimarsana News

Federal Court Cites Human Health, Climate Costs in Rejecting Massive Wyoming, Montana Coal Mining Plan

Center for Biological Diversity: GREAT FALLS, Mont.— A federal judge late Wednesday struck down two U.S. Bureau of Land Management resource management plans that failed to address the public health consequences of allowing massive amounts of coal, oil and gas production from public lands and minerals in the Powder River Basin, including approximately 6 billion tons of low-grade, highly polluting coal over 20 years.