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Advocates for 'transparency' call on EPA to step up - Vimarsana News

Advocates for 'transparency' call on EPA to step up

Evan Barrett, with support from Butte-Silver Bow and others, challenges the EPA to live up to its frequent statements of commitment to 'transparency' by allowing public observation of technical meetings.

Objections filed in Montana Tunnels bankruptcy - Vimarsana News

Objections filed in Montana Tunnels bankruptcy

Montana Tunnels Mining Inc. has taken two steps forward and one step back in its Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings after several entities filed oppositions to the company’s plan for reorganization

Butte watchdogs balk at potential use of contaminated materials for fill at Superfund sites - Vimarsana News

Butte watchdogs balk at potential use of contaminated materials for fill at Superfund sites

The state's Natural Resource Damage Program and Superfund watchdogs in Butte have expressed concern about the proposed use of slightly contaminated dirt instead of clean fill at sites in Butte.

Biologists puzzled about brown trout population's decline in upper Clark Fork River - Vimarsana News

Biologists puzzled about brown trout population's decline in upper Clark Fork River

The once-abundant brown trout population in the upper Clark Fork River has plummeted. Recent electrofishing by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks counted only 25 fish per mile. Biologists are puzzled.

'Butte deserves better': EPA officials get an earful Monday night - Vimarsana News

'Butte deserves better': EPA officials get an earful Monday night

A community meeting sponsored by EPA in Butte on Monday night included some harsh words for agency officials about the EPA's performance to date, lead levels in soil and more.