Butte extends permit deadline for East Ridge lift project
Backers of a cable transit from the east edge of Butte to Our Lady of the Rockies have chosen lift types and are drafting designs with Doppelmayr USA and Water & Environmental Technologies. The Butte-Silver Bow commissioners granted a two year extension to secure permits and finalize base site requirements while design reaches about 60 percent.
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Tech professor to teach in Hungary under Fulbright program
Tenured Montana Tech professor and civil rights historian Chris Danielson was selected by the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board to teach U S history at the University of Pécs in Hungary. He will conduct research during his fall 2023 sabbatical and teach in spring 2024, after which he returns to Tech in fall 2024. He previously sought a Fulbright in Russia but that plan stalled amid U S Russia tensions.
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Faur
Kasey.faur
Mtstandard
Montana Technological University
Hungary
Chris Danielson
J. William Fulbright
University of Pécs
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Tech
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Fulbright
Russia
University of Tyumen
Ukraine
Meagan Thompson
Montana Standard
Montana Tech
Department of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences
Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board
Agencies seek joint path on Clark Fork River cleanup
Three lead agencies DEQ NRDP and EPA discussed a draft 15 year Strategic Plan for the Clark Fork River with CFRTAC and local stakeholders in Deer Lodge. The group emphasized collaboration and transparency, with DEQ promising biannual public meetings and ongoing involvement of CFRTAC and local officials.
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Deer Lodge
Clark Fork River
Montana Department of Environmental Quality
EPA
Clark Fork River Technical Assistance Committee, Or Cfrtac
Montana Trout UN~ Limited
Powell County
Katie Garcia-Forba
DEQ
Cfrtac
Unstable Snowpack Signals Lingering Winter in Montana
West Central Montana faces a weekend of springlike warmth with valley highs near 60 and mountains in the 40s. A heavy, wet snowpack and weak layers raise avalanche risk and potential rapid melting, possibly triggering flooding at lower elevations across western Montana. Regions still hold normal water in snowpack, scientists warn.
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West Central Montana Avalanche Center
Jeff Carty
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