Environmental groups and the U.S. Forest Service are poised to act as regulators seek public comment on a hydroelectric plant proposed for Quake Lake on the Madison River. Bozeman-based company Hydrodynamics Inc. aims to build a 50-foot-tall intake s...

From Chronicle news sources Montana State University could receive $1.5 million for energy research if a funding bill passed by a Senate committee becomes law. The Senate Energy and Water Appropriations Bill, passed last week by the Senate Appro...

It s not easy being green, the world s most famous frog, Kermit, once said. And it s never been truer. Just ask Kerry Kriger, founder and executive director of Save the Frogs, a nonprofit organization working to educate people on the challenges frog...

Green home series offered by MSU Homeowners can get practical ideas for making their homes more energy efficient at a series of free Wednesday afternoon workshops offered by Montana State University s Extension Service. People can attend one workshop...

Time Magazine recently recognized Whitney Tilt, a Bozeman resident and executive director of the Everlands Conservation Initiative, as an American pioneer for his use of revolutionary methods to achieve a healthier planet. It s always nice to get tha...