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Global observance raises alarm over melting ice

Glaciers are losing ice faster than ever recorded, threatening water supplies for more than 2 billion people who depend on the melt for drinking water. World Day for Glaciers on March 21 brings the issue into focus, but the crisis already affects water systems, flood risks and coastal planning. What

DEQ takes comment on CHS Laurel project to improve refinery's water treatment process

The Montana Department of Environmental Quality is seeking public comment on an air quality permit for CHS’ Laurel petroleum refinery for the construction of four tanks and a new unit. The project is meant to improve the facility’s water treatment process. The development, situated roughly 520 feet from the

Tech-driven gardening moves into the mainstream

Spring planting season arrives with a new kind of garden prep as home gardeners test drip lines, install app-linked controllers and add moisture sensors before beds and containers fill. The rush is practical due to extension guidance placing spring irrigation checks early in the seasonal list, when leaks, clogs

Storms, warm seas drove sudden drop in Antarctic ice: study

Storms, warm seas drove sudden drop in Antarctic ice: study

Unusually strong winds and warm ocean water likely drove a rapid plunge in Antarctic sea ice in recent years, scientists said on Wednesday, shedding new light on a puzzling event. While the Arctic sea ice area has been steadily declining, the story has been very different in Antarctica, where coverage

Heat wave strikes Southwest amid record March highs

(The Center Square) - Temperatures well into the 90s - and beyond - are expected from Los Angeles to Denver this week as record highs are felt across the Southwest. Experts cautioned people to stay inside with air conditioning and keep hydrated during the unusual March heat wave. Some meteorologists are ringing the

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

Meeting set for March 29 at Rau Elementary School

Montana readies for a low-water fishing season

MONTANA — As Montana transitions from an unusual winter to spring and summer, fishing season preparations are underway. With the state's snowpack down by 20%, outfitters like Jake Hensley are adjusting to potential lower water levels in rivers. "I'm trying to book trips and get on