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$300K in funds commited to Restore Our Creek Coalition in Butte - Vimarsana News

$300K in funds commited to Restore Our Creek Coalition in Butte

Montana Resources in Butte has committed $300.000 to the Restore Our Creek Coalition for a study and design plan on the restoration of the first mile of Silver Bow Creek that runs through Butte.

Source: kxlh.com
$300K in funds commited to Restore Our Creek Coalition in Butte - Vimarsana News

$300K in funds commited to Restore Our Creek Coalition in Butte

Montana Resources in Butte has committed $300.000 to the Restore Our Creek Coalition for a study and design plan on the restoration of the first mile of Silver Bow Creek that runs through Butte.

Source: ktvh.com
$300K in funds commited to Restore Our Creek Coalition in Butte - Vimarsana News

$300K in funds commited to Restore Our Creek Coalition in Butte

Montana Resources in Butte has committed $300.000 to the Restore Our Creek Coalition for a study and design plan on the restoration of the first mile of Silver Bow Creek that runs through Butte.

Source: kxlf.com
$300K in funds commited to Restore Our Creek Coalition in Butte - Vimarsana News

$300K in funds commited to Restore Our Creek Coalition in Butte

Montana Resources in Butte has committed $300.000 to the Restore Our Creek Coalition for a study and design plan on the restoration of the first mile of Silver Bow Creek that runs through Butte.

Source: kbzk.com
Missoula County backs state plan to assess pollutants at Smurfit site - Vimarsana News

Missoula County backs state plan to assess pollutants at Smurfit site

Missoula County placed its support this week behind the study proposed by the Montana Natural Resource Damage Program.

Source: kpax.com