Town Crier “Briefs from the Region” (2) – 7/13/21 Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that Gov. Greg Gianforte had announced he was...
By Pepper Trail WRITERS ON THE RANGE Giant sequoias come as close to immortality as living organisms can. Many live over a thousand years, an almost...
Town Crier “Briefs from the Region” (1) – 6/25/21 A decrease in annual precipitation, reduced soil moisture and more days above 90 degrees—all these are changes...
Town Crier “Briefs from the Region” (2) – 5/6/21 On May 14, Natalie Meyer, the city of Bozeman’s sustainability program manager, and Taylor Lonsdale, the city’s...
To the Editor: Though many are unaware or disbelieving, Montanans, like people everywhere, are already feeling the impacts of climate change. Many of those come in...
By Todd Wilkinson EBS Environmental Columnist We are living in a time in which some people would rather ignore the dots than begin connecting them, or...
Town Crier “Briefs from the Region” (1) – 4/6/21 Montana had another dry year, and Gov. Greg Gianforte’s Drought and Water Supply Advisory Committee is concerned...
GALLATIN VALLEY FRIENDS OF THE SCIENCES BOZEMAN – What can the study of microbes living in cold temperature environments tell us about the physical limits of...
By Scott Mechura EBS Food Columnist Recently, I listened to a woman on a popular news outlet list, as one of her concerns of global warming,...
GALLATIN VALLEY FRIENDS OF THE SCIENCES BOZEMAN – How can Society advance evidence-based, science-related public policy when a portion of the public doesn’t believe in our best science? ...
