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The real purpose of leadership is to create opportunity
The goal should be to expand access to possibilities
New Snow Eater Heat Waves Threaten Western Snowpack
Scientists have identified ‘snow eaters,’ heat waves that rapidly melt snowpack earlier in the year. This shift could impact water resources and seasonal planning for Montana businesses.
Headwaters Tech Hub August Newsletter
This year we’re highlighting how the technologies we build bring benefits across industry sectors. We’ll kick off the summit with a tech demo day at Lubrecht Forest. Our conference will feature an industry panel building innovative solutions to “wicked” problems, and breakout sessions focused on resiliency in entrepreneurship and expanding onramps into the tech workforce.
Great Falls, Montana Data Center Task Force Meeting – 8/26
Please join us for the fifth Data Center Task Force meeting featuring Bob Morris.
Illinois Gets Power From 60 Rooftop Solar Projects on Public Storage Facilities
Illinois is transforming commercial rooftops into solar power hubs with 60 projects underway, leveraging state incentives and utility programs. These initiatives promise significant economic benefits and job creation while advancing clean energy goals.
Can A.I. Get You Where You Want to Go for Less?
A wave of new services uses A.I. to monitor flights and hotel reservations to help you find lower prices. We look at how these tools work.
GFDA Top Ten for 8/11/26
Our Great Falls Regional APEX assisted 16 clients this week as they pursued government contracting opportunities. For businesses looking to streamline the search process, a customized Bid Match profile may be the right solution.
Switching Earlier from a Gas Powered Vehicle to An Electric Vehicle Cuts Carbon Emissions by Over Half
A study shows retiring gasoline cars early and switching to electric vehicles reduces emissions by up to 58 percent over 16 years.
Colorado-Wyoming Passenger Rail Can Happen If Cheyenne Provides Funding Support
Leaders of a project to provide passenger rail service between Colorado and Wyoming say it can happen if Cheyenne does its part with funding support approved by voters. “If we can go to Mars, we can go 45 miles from Cheyenne to Fort Collins,” said one supporter.



