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"I’ve been thinking a lot about who and what we are going to dedicate the panels to," Coat said. "It’s the lessons we’ve learned from the folks who came before us who used and used and didn’t think about it. We want to be the generation that thinks about the next generation. We want the next generation to see the world the way we’ve seen (it)."

"Innovation is the lifeline of progress, and scientific and technological innovation are essential to the progress we seek to make in protecting people and the planet, said Paul T. Anastas, assistant administrator of EPA’s research and development office. "These small businesses are key to helping us reach that goal."

"What’s special about what happened today," Braun says on the runway, "is that we’re using a fuel that’s derived from a plant oil, so it’s a renewable resource."

And Montana farmers grew that camelina.

"Tourism brings about $3 billion into Montana every year," said Rhonda Fitzgerald, an innkeeper and member of the state tourism advisory council. "In the Glacier region, it’s about $1 billion per year. Those are the economic facts."

"When we’re measuring glacier margins, by the time we go home the glacier is already smaller than what we’ve measured."

Why put at risk Glacier’s spectacular resources, as important as they are to Montana’s economy?

The marketing strategy provides a solution for counties that may have been postponing bridge replacement due to cost concerns.