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“First plastic demonstrated to not create microplastics” has been tested

Even when it’s ground into microparticles, 97% of an algae-based plastic biodegrades in compost and water in under seven months, a new study has reported. The researchers ho


Finally some truth from the timber industry

As Todd Johnson, son of the mill’s founder, said: “today’s crisis is much worse than what was experienced in 2000, 2007, and 2015. There is simply no better solution f


Pyramid Mountain Lumber’s manpower problem in Seeley Lake, Montana linked to housing, septic battle – Roseburg Forest Products to Close in Missoula

Pyramid Mountain Lumber may still have a chance to stay open, but it would take nothing short of a miracle.


STARBASE program provides Montana students with STEM experience

"Last year we had over 10,000 students participate and there is well over 150 schools," says Schmaltz.


Students take aim at Montana state archery tournament

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) Education Specialist Ryan Schmaltz. says the program is growing quickly and has expanded from just a few schools to many.


Missoula Economic Partnership to support Roseburg Forest Products laid off employees

"When an employer announces a closure, we help to mobilize our partners, our resources through state and local government," shared Missoula Economic Partnership Deputy Directo


The next big climate deadline is for meat and dairy

It’s a lot sooner than you think.


Techstars – Investing in More Startups Than Ever Before – March 2024 Newsletter

Applications are now open for the fall term at Techstars!




Survey – You can help shape the future of early childhood services in Montana!

Please consider sharing your experience! The survey is open to child care providers, parents, grandparents raising grandchildren, foster families, and every other type of care


The four-day workweek is here to stay—and we have this organization to thank

The nonprofit 4 Day Week Global has taken the idea of a shortened week from fringe to mainstream, onboarding some 190 companies last year.


People Hate the Idea of Car-Free Cities—Until They Live in One

Removing cars from urban areas means lower carbon emissions, less air pollution, and fewer road traffic accidents. So why are residents so resistant?


The U.S. is no longer one of the 20 happiest countries. If you’re young, you probably know why.

In a gaping disparity, Americans over 60 are some of the world’s happiest, while those under 30 are among the most miserable in the developed world.


Biden Administration Announces Rules Aimed at Phasing Out Gas Cars

The rule means that by 2032, between 35% and 56% of new cars sold are likely to be EVs, and 13% to 36% could be plug-in hybrids.


Shell’s Backing Away From Retail, Focusing On EV Charging — Selling 1,000 Fuel Retail Locations

As part of this effort, 1,000 fuel retail locations will be sold while more EV charging stations will be installed at the remaining locations the company owns.


How Leadership Is Defined Differently for Women

Professor Rebecca Schaumberg explains how certain traits, like being self-reliant, can be perceived differently depending on your gender.


Bernie Sanders wants the US to adopt a 32-hour workweek. Could workers and companies benefit?

Given advances in automation, robotics and artificial intelligence, Sanders says U.S. companies can afford to give employees more time off without cutting their pay and benefi


Over $1 million in infrastructure funding headed to Montana towns, cities, and counties

The money is made available through the Montana Coal Endowment Program. This program creates grants in order to lower the cost of constructing public facilities.


Bozeman mayor hosts first-of-its-kind State of the City address

In a first for Bozeman, Mayor Terry Cunningham held his State of the City address outside of City Hall. In his first of two addresses, he touched on topics such as homelessnes


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