Toxic blooms again prompt health worries, warnings in Wyoming
University of Wyoming research suggests longstanding presence of algal blooms in the state, but DEQ employees are still trying to better understand the
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University of Wyoming research suggests longstanding presence of algal blooms in the state, but DEQ employees are still trying to better understand the
A report identifies 35% of Montana's river miles and 22% of lake acres as impaired by nutrients.
“Based on the available record, it is apparent that removal of the numeric nutrient criteria results in criteria that do not contain sufficient parameters or constituents to protect designated uses,"
Environmental nonprofit Upper Missouri Waterkeeper filed suit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency last week over its handling of a new Montana law that loosens nutrient pollution regulations in the
Attorneys for Bozeman-based Upper Missouri Waterkeeper notified the EPA on Jan. 11 of its 60-day intention to sue.