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Columbia Falls group wants EPA to reconsider Superfund cleanup plan - Vimarsana News

Columbia Falls group wants EPA to reconsider Superfund cleanup plan

A local group is asking the Environmental Protection Agency to reconsider an off-site waste removal plan for the Columbia Falls Aluminum Company Superfund site after the federal agency proposed an on-site containment of toxins instead.

Comments sought on CSKT regulatory changes - Vimarsana News

Comments sought on CSKT regulatory changes

The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes recently announced proposed changes to the Hunting, Fishing and Recreation Regulations for CSKT members, effective March 1, 2024-Feb. 28, 2025.

Flathead near normal, but many sites report lowest snowpack on record - Vimarsana News

Flathead near normal, but many sites report lowest snowpack on record

At the beginning of January more than half of NRCS snow monitoring stations in Montana and surrounding river basins reported their lowest snowpack on record. The exception was the northern Flathead and Kootenai River basins in Montana where total monthly precipitation was near normal.

Variable January weather concludes with a general lack of snow in Montana - Vimarsana News

Variable January weather concludes with a general lack of snow in Montana

Natural Resources Conservation Service BOZEMAN - At the beginning of January, more than half of NRCS snow monitoring stations in Montana and

Snowpack totals in Montana well below normal - Vimarsana News

Snowpack totals in Montana well below normal

At the beginning of January NRCS more than half snow monitoring stations in Montana reported the lowest snowpack on record.As of Feb. 1 snowpack percentages wer