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In 2016 Montana became one of the first states to adopt numeric standards for certain river systems. Now, under a law passed during the last legislative session, it’s become the first to repeal them.
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Of the Montana schools that have met the state's program deadline, most show high levels of lead in school drinking water.
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State regulators are considering whether to approve a mineral exploration license at the site of a former gold mine in north-central Montana.
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The Fort Belknap community and the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes filed a lawsuit against the Montana Department of Environmental Quality and its director alleging the agency is not adequately enforcing a “bad actor” law pertaining to new mining permits.
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The state of Montana is seeking exceptions to federal air pollution standards in northwest Montana due to wildfire smoke in 2020.
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Four newly established advisory commissions will make recommendations to Montana’s governor on how to spend more than $1.5 billion of federal pandemic relief funds.
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The state of Montana is adding extra cleanup measures at a former wood treatment plant turned Superfund site in Butte.
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The state of Montana released its draft environmental assessment for a waste disposal facility expansion at a hardrock mine in south central Montana and…
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State environmental regulators say a former wood treatment plant in Butte needs a new cleanup plan to make the toxic site safer for both people and...