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Unintended consequences
Growing dust problem harms crops, residents' health
Flathead air quality declines
After years of clear, clean skies, Flathead County took a major step back last year in air quality, according to a new report by the American Lung Association.
Asthma can't stop Columbia Falls hiker
The outdoors always had a pull on Heather Johnson.
Are you at risk for an OTC pain medicine overdose?
5 things you can do to choose the right type of OTC pain reliever for you
Evidence OTC options can help patients defeat toe and foot fungus and look better quickly
Law roundup: Always pay the painter
Upset at apparently not receiving payment for a house painting job in a timely fashion, the contractor returned to the work site to splash “pay the painter” all over a home.
Putting a brave face on winter
It was the paper face mask on the Ace Hardware shelf that really got the Sullivan family thinking.
Trump rollback of mileage standards guts climate change push
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration's rollback of mileage standards Tuesday marks a win for Americans who like their SUVs and pickup trucks, but the government's own estimates show big costs, too — more Americans dying from air pollution, more climate-damaging tailpipe exhaust and more expense for drivers at the gas pumps.
New program offered for asthma patients
A new education program at North Valley Hospital will teach patients with a primary or secondary asthma diagnosis how to deal with their condition.
Wildfires’ toxic air leaves damage long after smoke clears
SEELEY LAKE — When researchers arrived in this town tucked in the Northern Rockies three years ago, they could still smell the smoke a day after it cleared from devastating wildfires.
Power in the post
Sisters lead the Northwestern A in scoring, rebounding
E-cigarette regulation concerns local health officials
As more Americans put down their cigarettes in favor of their electronic counterparts, health officials and local governments are scrambling to adapt.
Whitefish air causes county concern
The Flathead County Board of Health heard a warning Thursday that the county's air may soon violate tightened federal standards.
Price uses illness to snuff smoking
Ray Price spends every hour of every day harnessed by plastic tubes to an oxygen bottle.
Firefighters save Willow Glen home
A Monday morning fire in Kalispell destroyed a garage, several vehicles and caused one person to be treated for smoke inhalation.
Canadian Pacific rail work stoppage could hit US agriculture
Canadian Pacific rail work stoppage could hit US agriculture
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The man that rushed into the burning house to save the dogs is treated for smoke inhalation. (Aaric Bryan/Daily Inter Lake)
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The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed two bills that would undermine critical health protections against air pollution. One bill, the “BRICK” Act, would allow an indefinite delay of standards to reduce toxic air emissions from brick kilns, including poisonous airborne mercury that winds up in our fish and harms brain development in children, while also delaying more protective emissions standards for new wood-burning stoves and heaters.