Lawsuit Targets Grayling Pipeline in Red Rock Lakes
A federal suit filed in Missoula seeks to block a U S Fish and Wildlife Service plan to install a water diversion pipeline in Red Rock Lakes Wilderness to increase dissolved oxygen for Arctic grayling at Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge. Plaintiffs include Wilderness Watch Alliance for the Wild Rockies Gallatin Wildlife Association and Yellowstone to Unitas Connection.
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Missoula
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Red Rock Lakes
Montana
Wilderness Watch
Alliance For the Wild
Rockies
Gallatin Wildlife Association
Unitas
Fish and Wildlife Service
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge
Lima
Shambow Pond
Red Rock Lake
George Jordan
Red Rocks National Wildlife Refuge
Old Salt Festival charts regenerative ranching roots in Helmville
Thousands gathered at a three day event on a Helmville cattle ranch to celebrate regenerative and sustainable farming. Old Salt Co op founder Cole Mannix led the effort, with speakers including environmental lawyer Nicolette Hahn Niman. a panel covered conservation partnerships as attendees paid admission to sample local meat and learn production methods. The event highlights the Mannix Beef operation and its expansion plans in Helena and nearby communities.
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Helena
Helmville
Old Salt Festival
Old Salt Co-op
Cole Mannix
Mannix
Sieben Live Stock Co
Cascade County
J Bar L Ranch
Sweet Grass County
Mannix Beef
Powell County
Mannix and Company
Nicolette Hahn Niman
Thom Bridge
Jeremy Charles Salts
Fourth Montana GOP lawmaker reports powder in mail envelope
Republican spokesman Kyle Schmauch says another Montana House member received an envelope with white powder similar to four earlier letters sent to GOP lawmakers. The powder was tested by local hazmat teams, found to be flour and not hazardous. No lab results have been released. incidents mirror others in multiple states.
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Montana
GOP
Helena
House
Sue Vinton
Billings
Yellowstone County
Sheriff’s Office
Billings Fire Department
Hazmat
Schmauch
Toxic chemicals removed at site of derailment
EPA officials reported progress in Stillwater County on removing rail cars from the Yellowstone River after the Reed Point derailment. Ten cars fell into the river, with six containing asphalt, three molten sulfur, and one scrap metal, while several fertilizer and asphalt cars on shore were removed. A dive team arrived to assess submerged cars as contractors and a crane stabilize and move them.
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Billings
Yellowstone River
Stillwater County
EPA
Beth Archer
Reed Point
Archer
MRL
BNSF
Amy Lynn Nelson
Billings Gazette
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Wildlife Refuge
Bill West
Alliance For the Wild Rockies
George Ochenski
Montana Trout Unlimited
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Montana Wildlife Federation
Ruby Valley Conservation District
Big Hole River Foundation
Greater Yellowstone Coalition
Big Hole Watershed
Grayling
Elenair.com
Chance
Bert & Ernie’s
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