GALLATIN VALLEY FRIENDS OF THE SCIENCES BOZEMAN – What are we learning about the Sun’s energetic events and how they affect us on Earth? Dr. Dana Longcope,...
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...
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? ...
By Rob Chaney Missoulian MISSOULA (AP) – House Majority Leader Brad Tschida said he never expected to be called “the great unifier” for his proposal to...
By Todd Wilkinson EBS Environmental Columnist Who among us isn’t in favor of having more science in our lives? It’s the fashion statement of the hour...
By Josh Lederman Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) – President Barack Obama cast the adoption of clean energy in the U.S. as “irreversible,” putting pressure Monday on...
By Doug Hare EBS Staff In his latest book, “The Imperiled Cutthroat,” Greg French has written an eminently readable travelogue about fishing in and around Yellowstone...
By Joseph T. O’Connor A sobering study published in the journal Science in February found that nearly nine million tons of plastic lands in the world’s...
By Tyler Allen The first satellite built at Montana State University’s Space Science and Engineering Lab crashed into the Kazakhstani desert aboard a Russian rocket in...
By Emily Stifler Explorebigsky.com Managing Editor This past summer, 40 citizen scientists combed the western Centennial Mountains, searching for signs of grizzly bears. The group documented...
