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Daniel Carty, Angie Kociolek & Linda Semones: Only you can save Bozeman’s historical character, sense of place

On March 3, the Bozeman City Commission adopted its priorities for 2026-27. These priorities are to: (1) Protect Bozeman’s heritage, neighborhoods, and natural environment. (2) Engage meaningfully with the community. (3) Bridge the affordability gap. (4) Advance Bozeman as a safe and welcoming place for all. All four

The environment, another casualty of war in the Mideast

The environment, another casualty of war in the Mideast

From the jet fuel used in bombing raids to acrid smoke from burning oil depots, the conflict in the Middle East is inflicting a significant toll on nature and the climate. AFP interviewed experts about the environmental cost of war that often goes under the radar: - Bombers and warships - US

Purpose-driven planting moves from trend to mainstream

As bees return and butterflies gather along backyard fences, garden shoppers head to plant centers with more than color in mind. This spring, many gardeners practice purpose-driven planting, choosing native and pollinator-supporting plants that build habitat and strengthen biodiversity in everyday yard spaces. Plant labels receive closer attention

In sea-change, UK may abandon homes to coastal erosion

In sea-change, UK may abandon homes to coastal erosion

In an English seaside village, researchers discuss options for relocating a graveyard threatened with slipping into the sea, or moving back a car park perilously close to a cliff edge. The team from the Coastwise project have been granted over £15 million ($20 million) in government funding to adapt the

Second U.S. Gulf oil & gas lease sale generates $47 million

(The Center Square) - The second auction of oil and gas leases in the Gulf of America since President Donald Trump’s election in 2024 drew almost $47 million in high bids, with 98% of the activity in offshore areas deeper than 800 meters, according to sales results released by the

Clinton Nagel: Our ignorance on forest management nearly as dangerous as arrogance

It is astounding how much our society doesn’t know or perhaps care about how our living planet works. When serious problems arise, we’re so eager to point the finger at someone or something else rather than ourselves. We’re so eager to jump on the bandwagon for catch

Engineering study looks at long-term water solutions for East Yellowstone residents

Meeting set for March 29 at Rau Elementary School