New study shows hazardous Blackfoot piers can go
MILLTOWNÂ â An immovable object theoretically offsets an irresistible force, but in life, the force usually wins. So appears the status of two concrete bridge piers constricting the mouth the Blackfoot River that have resisted more than a decade of efforts to remove them along with other manufactured hazards at its confluence with the Clark Fork River. Last week, Montana environmental and transportation officials announced a breakthrough that should finally get those blocks out of the water. âI think there were 55 people on the call,â Montana Natural Resource Damage Program r...
Source: missoulian.com