A bill encouraging construction of pipelines to ship captured carbon dioxide to market is being debated in the Montana Legislature, where it's drawing support - and criticism - over the use of eminent domain. Representatives of a Norwegian company said the bill is critical to its plans for a $1.2 billion gasification facility in Butte because the plant needs a pipeline to ship carbon dioxide it emits. House Bill 338, which was debated Thursday in the

Carbon sequestration workshop to be held The Big Sky Carbon Sequestration Partnership will hold a workshop for legislators and the public to a workshop on carbon sequestration on Friday, March 20, from noon to 1 p.m. in Room 303 of the Capitol. The e...

WASHINGTON (AP) Confronting misgivings in his own party, President Barack Obama mounted a stout defense of his blueprint to overhaul the national economy Thursday, arguing that delay on health care, energy and education would make “recovery m...

When will we as Americans realize that businesses do not pay taxes, the people pay the taxes. All taxes that businesses pay are just part of the cost passed on to the people that need to buy the product. So when the legislators (state and federal) pu...

The Second Annual Gallatin Earth Celebration is calling for all green vendors. The celebration, April 23-25, is a partnership between the City of Bozeman, Montana State University and a number of non-profit and volunteer organizations. The GEC is a w...