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Bogotá Transforms Housing and Transit for 34,000 Families By Putting Housing, Transit and Public Space First

In addition to a Department of Transportation or a Department of Housing, the Colombian capital of eight million people has a Sector Habitát, or Habitat Department, that combines urban renewal, transit-oriented development, civic works, and affordable housing into community-first development that centers public transit. Nearly 4,000 housing subsidies are linked to transit stations, supporting a comprehensive urban development strategy.

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Fight Forest Fires with Heat Pumps

Switch out your gas furnace and you save 4 to 8 tons of heat-trapping, wildfire-causing CO2 a year. Switch out your water heater and you save another one to two. Electrify your transportation and you are keeping another 5+ tons of CO2 out of the atmosphere. Put solar panels on your house or buy community solar and you’re ensuring that all of your electric appliances are as clean as possible.

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Apply for Leadership Missoula!

Missoula is a dynamic and energetic community. Such vitality and growth present many opportunities and
challenges for the citizens of Missoula. Keeping our community vibrant and healthy requires insightful leaders
who have the ability to communicate and work effectively with others. LEADERSHIP MISSOULA is
designed to facilitate the development and growth of tomorrow’s leaders, provide opportunities to interact with
different community members while exploring issues relevant to our community.
Leadership Missoula is a program of the Missoula Area Chamber of Commerce

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A Stanford Business School Professor Just Gave the Best Definition of Leadership I’ve Ever Heard

It has nothing to do with strategy, charisma, or vision. It’s about something much simpler.

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Bison need better treatment from Montana

The persecution of bison continues—nowhere more so than in Montana. Governor Greg Gianforte’s administration has opposed any expansion of wild buffalo populations and has relentlessly pressured the federal Bureau of Land Management to reverse earlier, positive bison decisions.

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Mexico is building a modern high-speed passenger train network

The Mexican government has reversed a long downward trend by pushing new passenger rail projects. Recent efforts include restoring government control and launching key lines like the Tren Maya, signaling a major shift in transport policy.

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Global Flights Hit Record Despite Falling Passenger Demand

On July 23, commercial aviation reached a historic peak with 153,359 flights, even as passenger demand declined earlier in the year. This contrast highlights a complex aviation landscape that Montana businesses should monitor closely for potential impacts on tourism and supply chains.

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