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Protestors Using “Protest Device” on Missoula Train Tracks Removed by Police
Protestors Using “Protest Device” on Missoula Train Tracks Removed by Police
Protestors Using “Protest Device” on Missoula Train Tracks Removed by Police
This morning, September 17, Missoula Police officers were called out to the scene of a protest on the railroad tracks that cross Madison and Spruce Streets near the Rattlesnake Valley. Eyewitnesses report hearing some of the protesters saying "leave the coal in the ground" as others gathered to watch and take pictures...
Federal Appeals Panel Denies Pollution Controls
Federal Appeals Panel Denies Pollution Controls
Federal Appeals Panel Denies Pollution Controls
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A federal appeals court has struck down pollution rules intended to reduce haze in the atmosphere from the burning of coal in Montana for electricity consumed across the Pacific Northwest. Haze reduces visibility and is caused by nitrogen oxide and sulphur dioxide pollution...

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