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A new water treatment facility in Big Sky offers hope by recycling wastewater to support agriculture and extend ski seasons.
Montana is facing its fifth year of drought. Big Sky’s new water treatment facility offers hope by recycling wastewater to support agriculture and extend ski seasons.
In a press release about the lawsuit, Upper Missouri Waterkeeper Executive Director Guy Alsentzer argued that DEQ’s April 14 decision to deny the impairment petition it received ...
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Smithsonian Magazine on MSNA Trove of Ice Age Fossils Buried in a Wyoming Cave Is Rewriting Our Understanding of Prehistoric AnimalsJulie Meachen, an expert in Ice Age megafauna, skirts a dirt ledge called “the Saddle” deep inside a remarkable hollow in northern Wyoming known as Natural Trap Cave. She stops to observe Megan ...
The Dungeness River Nature Center invites nature lovers and plant enthusiasts to take part in its monthly Wildflower Walk ...
As Montana moves toward warmer weather, scientists with the U.S. Department of Agriculture continue to monitor the status of the state’s snowpack and forecast how the waterways will flow this summer.
The Sun-Teton-Marias basin saw well-below normal snowpack this winter, while most summer streamflows are forecasted to be ...
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Big Sky's State-of-the-Art Facility Reclaims Water for AgricultureAs Montana enters its fifth consecutive year of drought conditions, agricultural producers are facing the daunting challenge ...
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