Letters to the Editor
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Summer wildfires: Montana’s worst season
Montanans used to joke that we had two distinct seasons: winter and road construction.
It’s time for responsible forest management
Regardless of why it is so hot or dry, one thing is painfully clear.
Get vaccinated and wear a mask
The Montana Nurses Association recognizes that it will take all of us to control the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
Letters to the editor July 31
Letters to the editor July 31
Letters to the editor July 26
Letters to the editor July 26
The verdict is in: APR grazing plan benefits public lands
On July 1, the Bureau of Land Management advanced American Prairie’s request to graze bison on six federal grazing allotments in Phillips County, saying the proposed action will not have a significant impact on t...
Decision on bison grazing will set historic precedent
On July 1, the Bureau of Land Management released for public comment its proposed decision on the American Prairie Reserve’s September 2019 application for 10-year grazing permits for cattle and bison on seven gr...
Letters to the editor July 25
Letters to the editor July 25
Is climate change to blame for weather disasters?
Summer isn’t even half over, and we’ve seen heat waves in the Pacific Northwest and Canada with temperatures that would make news in Death Valley
Letters to the editor July 24
Letters to the editor July 24
Letters to the editor July 22
Letters to the editor July 22
Letters to the editor July 19
Letters to the editor July 19
Close the digital divide in rural areas first
Montana sits in the center of a digital divide. One that hamstrings rural communities across the state and the nation.
Internet censorship: The real monopoly threat
"If [Donald] Trump and [Bernie] Sanders take the same position on Big Tech censorship," David Catron writes at The American Spectator, "the issue deserves serious attention."
Montana can't afford to stand still on climate change
Two facts are clear about this summer of 2021. First, it’s hot, darned hot, record-smashing hot.