“The most important thing I achieved today was catching more fish than the director of FWP, ” said Gov’nur Schweitzer.
Last Friday, he was one of the first legal people to float through the confluence of the Clark Fork and Blackfoot rivers. That’s right – the river is ready for floating, and by all accounts, [...]
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Our proud representative for the whole of Montana, Denny Rehberg, recently gave testimony opposing the Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act. He is quoted as saying that “more than 96% of us who live in these areas oppose this bill.”
Mr. Rehberg, perhaps, needs to get out a little more. [...]
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That’s the toxic coal ash spill from last month in Tennessee (photo courtesy of The Knoxville News Sentinel). It is a typical hazard of the burning of coal for electricity. All that fly ash has to go somewhere. All around the nation, more than 124 million pounds of toxic heavy [...]
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