Voices

Sara Johnson writes, "No future logging projects should be allowed to go forward on the Flathead National Forest until the agency provides valid conservation strategies for old growth-associated wildlife."

Haley Yarborough writes, "Montana has an opportunity to ask these questions now, before large-scale development locks in decades of consequences. Once a facility is built and connected to the grid, its footprint is not easily undone."

Rob Lewis writes, "If history is any guide, the breakthroughs veterans are helping unlock today will one day benefit millions beyond the military community."

David Andrews writes, "There is plenty of room between “imminent doom” and “hoax” to find common ground. That common ground could then become the basis of the sustainable climate policy we sorely need."

Jim Elliott writes, "Face it, baseball is essentially a boring game from the standpoint of the spectator. People have done a lot to make baseball more exciting, but it doesn’t work for me, I like boring."

Mike Garrity writes, "It is clear the public must be involved in the plans to reopen Holland Lake Lodge."

Dr. Robert Merchant writes, "Once president, he and his loyalists ignored the science, the health and economic benefits, the technological innovations, and dismantled key life-saving regulations to benefit his fossil fuel benefactors."

C.B. Pearson & Evan Barrett write, "That citizen power has frustrated big money and special interests, so much so that they have continually tried to limit the People’s power by empowering the Legislature at the expense of the people."

Montana judges write, "The association provides standardized training, quality assurance, culturally responsive practices, and data-informed support to ensure that CASA volunteers are well-prepared and effective advocates for children."

Sneed Collard writes, "I admit that I have seen a couple of fun applications of AI, but it is clear that for the average person, the downsides will continue to outweigh positives."