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The Population Bust Is Coming Sooner Than Anyone Is Prepared For

What evidence supports these predictions? Birthrates have fallen almost continuously for nearly 20 years, an entire generation. They have fallen through good economies and bad, through Republican administrations and Democratic ones, through every tax credit and child-care subsidy.

GFDA Top Ten for 7/12/26

Day 1! Janicki Industries broke ground on its aerospace manufacturing campus in the Great Falls AgriTech Park. The $800 million investment in 1.6 million square feet of production space will create over 2,000 jobs at full build-out! Hundreds of community members participated in a town hall, the groundbreaking event and a celebration held downtown. Janicki launched a Montana section in their website with information about the project.

See KRTV, KFBB, TheElectric and BusinessWire.

Janicki is expanding to Great Falls, Montana. 2,000+ Jobs

Janicki is a privately owned engineering and manufacturing company with locations in Washington, Utah and, soon, Montana. Founded in 1993, Janicki designs and builds composite and metallic tooling, parts, prototypes and assemblies for customers across aerospace, defense, space, marine and other industries. Janicki is one of the largest privately owned Tier 1 aerospace suppliers in the United States, with more than 2,000 employees company wide.

Richard Carl “Dick” King August 3, 1947 ~ June 26, 2026 (age 78)

He was President and CEO of Missoula Area Economic Development Corporation until his retirement in 2011. Recruiting companies and supporting existing businesses played a large role in creating economic development in Missoula and the surrounding area. Projects were done as a team with MAEDC staff and city/county staff. Dick was extremely proud of the effort that went into obtaining funds to clean up the legacy pollution at the Old Saw Mill District. Its 45 acres now provide housing, a place to work, and recreational opportunities.

WHAT’S NEXT?! Montana — June 2026 – Frontier Angels

It was a quite month for the Montana tech scene. I guess everyone is on the river or deep in the backcountry camping. Below please find the latest Montana technology developments from June, 2026.

Could Data Center Jobs Stop Young Adults From Leaving Wyoming? 70% of its young adults leave by age 30

Microsoft’s Cheyenne data center offers diverse roles beyond IT, employing former oil workers and veterans. This shift provides local career options that may slow the loss of young adults seeking work elsewhere.

The recovering tech leader who is empowering women in Lake Tahoe – Do we have similar companies in Montana we can promote?

She left tech culture. Now she’s leading women’s excursions into the wild.

Trump Administration Kills Key Habitat Protections for Endangered Species

The new rule removes the definition of harm that protected critical habitats from logging, mining, and drilling. This regulatory rollback could reshape land use and increase risks for industries relying on natural resource stewardship.

Data centers are reshaping communities across America. Here’s what you need to know – Missoula County adopts temporary moratorium on data centers

There are an estimated 4,000+ data centers operating or under development in the United States.

US Accounted for Nearly 50% of World’s CO2 Emissions Growth in 2025 — Thanks, AI Data Center Explosion

US electricity demand grew 3 percent in 2025 with coal power surging 13 percent and data centers consuming 40 percent of global data center electricity. Despite a 28 percent increase in renewables, total energy supply growth outpaced clean energy gains, driving emissions higher.