Learn from local experts in Montana West’s new Seminar Series for businesses. Whether you are an entrepreneur in the start-up phase, you’re looking to grow your existing operations, or you’re considering selling the business you’ve spent a lifetime building, we have the resources and information you need.
The community’s perseverance against the odds, which included the stigma of Superfund cleanup of smelter wastes, and solid signs of revival elicit clichés.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture in January announced an ambitious, and only partially funded, new plan to reduce wildfire risks for communities around the United States.
“Beautiful nature, you know, great hospitality, everyone involved, we hired a lot of locals, the foreman that did all our construction, a lot of people that worked on the movie were local to Butte and it’s just a great community and a great place to film,” said director Drew Mylrea.
Learn from six of UM’s finest professors as they explore human impact on environmental sustainability. From the waters of Montana to the wildfires of the Northwest, this year’s series will showcase the exciting and rich research happening at the University of Montana. Q&A will be available following each presentation.
“UM reaching R1 status is a great testament to the quality of our faculty, staff and students,” said Scott Whittenburg, UM vice president for research and creative scholarship. “Being one of the top research universities in the country also will help us recruit new students and faculty to campus.”
While the new system has great potential for improving carbon capture as a whole, some scientists have cautioned that carbon capture will not be enough to avert the climate crisis.
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