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Tinworks Art in Bozeman is spearheading a public art installation and speaker series on food and farming in an effort to help locals reconnect with their food system.
Montana State University snow and water scientists have received a nearly $1 million dollar grant to pursue new methods of snowpack measurement.
The Montana Climate Office warned this week that historically low snow levels mean water shortages this year in several river basins — even with upcoming snow in the forecast.
When four hunters used a specially constructed ladder to step from one corner of public land in southern Wyoming to another, the ripples from that decision were initially small but have since ignited an impassioned debate that could open — or unequivocally restrict — access to more than eigh…
The research kicked off last year when annual sampling found fish numbers to be at or near historic lows in tributaries of the upper Missouri River.
Snowpack is a core part of the city of Bozeman’s water infrastructure, and it is under threat.
The view of Montana’s waterways will become a lot more detailed in the coming months, as nearly three dozen new stream gages are expected to come online by next summer.
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Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, a group of more than 100 different chemicals, are everywhere.
“The group was about halfway up the avalanche path, they saw a small slide, and then they heard a loud boom as the rest of the slope collapsed 250 feet above.”
The Public Service Commission will hold a one-day public hearing on April 8 concerning a request that it create rules for evaluating climate risks.