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Montana is selling more state trust land than it's buying (opens the original)
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It's been nearly a decade since the Land Board has purchased new trust land under the state's 23-year-old 'land banking' program. Public-land advocates worry the state is leaving access opportunities on the table Mill Gulch, located in Madison County, is part of Montana's sprawling network of trust land that encompasses more than 5 million acres of state-managed land that's used to generate revenue for K-12 school and other entities. In recent years, Montana has sold more state trust land than i
How two exploratory mining projects could shape the headwaters of iconic Montana rivers (opens the original)
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AVON, Mont. — West-central Montana’s Little Blackfoot Drainage produced some 300,000 ounces of gold during the 19th and 20th centuries, when the Treasure State was awash in prospectors and miners. Evidence of that earlier period persists today in the Conestoga wagon-sized holes that pock the land, and in hints of the stagecoach route that once connected Helena to Blackfoot City, the commercial hub of a valley that was lauded as a “true American Switzerland” before it faded into a ghost town. But
Montana governor suspends PSC commissioner Brad Molnar (opens the original)
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Gov. Greg Gianforte has suspended Brad Molnar from the state’s utility board following investigations into his workplace conduct. In a letter dated July 9, Gianforted addressed the “unprecedented” nature of the suspension, which he described as warranted by Molnar’s “unprecedented behavior.” Multiple Public Service Commission employees have accused Molnar of sexual harassment, discrimination and retaliatory behavior. One year of digital access for only $205* *First annual payment billed as $205.
Gianforte suspends PSC commissioner Brad Molnar (opens the original)
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HELENA, Mont — Gov. Greg Gianforte has suspended Brad Molnar from the state’s utility board following investigations into his workplace conduct. In a letter dated July 9, Gianforted addressed the “unprecedented” nature of the suspension, which he described as warranted by Molnar’s “unprecedented behavior.” Multiple Public Service Commission employees have accused Molnar of sexual harassment, discrimination and retaliatory behavior. Gianforte ordered the suspension following a request three commi
EPA inks clean-up agreement with Columbia Falls aluminum plant (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA FALLS, Mont. — The owner of a sprawling, long-shuttered aluminum plant in Columbia Falls has agreed to pay $57.6 million to mitigate pollution associated with decades of aluminum smelting. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released a statement Tuesday applauding an agreement with Columbia Falls Aluminum Company that outlines the cleanup objectives for one of northwestern Montana’s largest industrial sites. The agreement comes nearly a decade after the EPA added the Columbia Falls
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