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Sustainable Food, Sustainable Earth

The world population has grown by over 4 billion in the last 50 years, and with the increased population comes an increased demand for affordable food. While Americans comb through Amazon deals, clip coupons and shop at dollar stores to find the best deal on a pint of ice cream,

Adopt and Shop

These days, the hot slogan, “adopt don’t shop,” is on every Facebook page and bumper sticker. The catchphrase urges you to adopt your new dog from a shelter rather than picking your new best friend from a breeder. However, there is a line between puppy mills and responsible breeders.

The Green New Deal: Promises Without Power

Montanans cherish their cold smoke powder, ice-skating and snowmobiling, and climate change could mean a fundamental change in the quality of our world-class winter. NASA believes the magnitude at which climate change continues depends largely on the amount of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere, as well as

Public Lands Under Attack

Montana’s pristine wilderness draws visitors from across the globe, yet the state’s main attractions may be in jeopardy. Public lands and the laws that protect them have been destroyed during the last three years under the Trump administration. The pro-corporation Trump regime abused its powers by dismantling

Prohibition Reborn

If you’ve walked into any gas station, liquor store or smoke shop recently, you have probably noticed signs announcing the new federal smoking age of 21. As part of the 2020 Consolidation Appropriations Act, President Trump signed into law Tobacco 21, the bill that raised the nationwide smoking age

Population growth stunts Bozeman’s outdoors

Bozeman has it all: proximity to world-class skiing, Yellowstone National Park, and a community of close-knit people who care deeply about the future of the Gallatin Valley. There is no question as to why tourism has grown exponentially here, but Bozeman and its natural attractions are suffering greatly

Call a Ceasefire on the Generational Warfare

The generation gap was on the back burner until the phrase “OK, Boomer” took over the internet earlier this fall. Becoming the headline of memes, conversations, and even uttered in New Zealand’s parliament, “OK, boomer” has revived the decades-old topic of intergenerational hatred. This has long been a