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July 23, 2009
Energy, agribusiness top potential diversification list

The total economic impact of losing Malmstrom's 564th Missile Squadron in July 2007 is more than $30 million, but the Sweet Grass region holds potential to diversify its economy through energy and agribusiness as well as other means...

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July 20, 2009
We must pave the way on climate change action

The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed a landmark climate and energy bill, making a critical first step in addressing the threats that the United States faces from the ever-increasing impacts of global warming that...

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July 9, 2009
Obama broadens push for climate change pact

L'AQUILA, Italy — Rallying rich and developing nations alike, President Barack Obama wants the world's top polluters to keep driving toward a deal to halt global warming. Nearing six months on the job, Obama has some momentum: a new agreement among developed and emerging nations to cap...

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June 28, 2009
Glacier ballet aims to raise awareness of climate change's affect on national parks

SUN POINT — Pirouettes and arabesques can be difficult enough to perform in a dance hall — it's even harder when ballet dancing in tackling winds atop a jagged ridge. That's how a ballet troupe from Idaho spent part of its week — in addition to overcoming rain, snow and sharp rocks digging into thin dancing shoes — all to illustrate the natural wonders of Glacier National Park through dance...

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June 27, 2009
Climate bill ekes its way through House

WASHINGTON — The House passed a landmark bill Friday night to limit climate change and reduce dependence on foreign oil — a measure Rep. Denny Rehberg said would hurt Montana by raising electricity prices, increasing farm production costs and punishing the state's fossil-fuel industry...

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