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Montana has joined two dozen states and the District of Columbia in requiring all schools to test drinking water for lead.
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A Montana based environmental research group released a report last week that shows evidence of plastic in more than half of Montana's waterways.
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The results of a plastic contamination survey of 50 waterways in Montana is expected in October.
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State agencies are working on a proposed rule change that early next year would require every public school in the state to test drinking water for lead.…
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Environmental groups say President Donald Trump’s proposed budget for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency budget could mean less grant money for…
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Montana's coal-fired power plants emit as much carbon dioxide as Mongolia, a country of almost 3 million people. That’s according to a new study from…