EPA

Dr. Peter Kolb is a highly respected forest scientist and professor with the University of Montana School of Forestry and MSU Extension.

With the threat of prices going even higher this Summer, some people are preparing stockpiles of fuel at home

University of Montana graduate students have modeled various aspects of the Clark Fork River near the Smurfit Stone mill site.

Fortunately, air quality professionals have received federal money to help people out.

The funds will become available well ahead of the upcoming 2024 wildfire season.

In 2018, the non-profit Recycling Works became the only business in western Montana to recycle glass.

The state of Montana is looking into removing several illegal outfall pipes that jut from the Smurfit Stone mill site into the Clark Fork River.

The Environmental Protection Agency has asked what additional sampling Montanans want at a local Superfund site but balked at agreeing to many of the proposals offered.

Montana school districts have until August 19th to apply for the EPA's program.

The Environmental Protection Agency recently released its update to the lead and copper rule, and Environment Montana says the rule falls far short of the action needed to ‘get the lead out’ of America’s, and specifically Montana’s drinking water.

After the announcement by the Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday rolling back what has been called federal overreach by former President Obama’s Waters of the U.S. rule, Environment Montana issued a press release condemning the decision.

Monies obtained for damages to natural resources from years of pollution at the Smurfit Stone mill site in Frenchtown will be split between a group of Trustees, before the actual cleanup costs have been determined.