Montana’s greatest need to keep everything in the state running (and keeping people warm and alive) in periods of our famous minus 45 degree cold spells is reliable availability of electricity. That standard is called Resource Adequacy and is most reliably provided by ‘baseload power”, in large part in Montana, the coal fired steam generating plants in Colstrip
Farmland Is for Farming, Not Renewable Energy Experiments Your farmland is like your great-father’s pocketknife. It’s reliable, versatile, and built to last. It’s been passed […]
According to publicly available grant data from USAID, the leftwing Montana Human Rights Network—rebranded Catalyst Montana—received 71% of its funding through taxpayer grants. WRITTEN BY […]
A Brief Look at Your Cascade County Budget PDF Your FY 2025 Cascade County budget contains approximately $109,146,002 million of expenditures across all funds. The […]