EPA

A majority of Montana's Congressional Delegation is sounding off. This, after the head of the EPA claimed that Colstrip is "cheating the system."

We were shocked to learn that cleanup teams are finding "tar balls" and "tar patties" up to 15 centimeters, as well as "tar mats" as large as 3 meters this far downstream.

Montana school districts have until August 19th to apply for the EPA's program.

The EPA and the U.S. Coast Guard administer the Clean Water Act.

We talked Butte, we talked Libby, and of course we talked Kalispell. The head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was in Montana and joined us on our statewide radio show- "Montana Talks with Aaron Flint."

The concern was that loss of pressure because of the line break could have allowed contaminated water to seep into the system through cracks and joints.

The good news? A Montana veteran's name has now been cleared after a long running battle with the EPA. The bad news? He wasn't able to live to see it.

"Joe Robertson, a Navy veteran from Montana, was 78 when he was convicted and sentenced to 18 months in federal prison and ordered to pay $130,000 in restitution through deductions from his Social Security checks. His crime?"

Studies show people with asthma can experience problems following just five minutes of exposure to air with elevated sulfur dioxide levels, the EPA concluded.

After the announcement by the Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday rolling back what has been called federal overreach by former President Obama’s Waters of the U.S. rule, Environment Montana issued a press release condemning the decision.