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July 17, 2009Watts of savings
The Helena Housing Authority expects to save $2.4 million in utility costs over the next 15 years after it completes an energy upgrade of its 366 city housing units. The project marks the first “performance contract” with a public ho...
Posted in: The Helena IR on 07/17/09
July 16, 2009
Cap-and-trade equals high taxes
What is the perfect temperature for the Earth? It is a simple question really and deserves an answer. In 6 million years we know the Earth has been hotter, a lot hotter. We know the Earth has been colder, a lot colder. We know that the Earth has fluctuated between hot and cold on somewhat predictable cycles...
Posted in: The Missoulian on 07/16/09
Senators’ eyes should be on future
Dear Sens. Max Baucus and Jon Tester:
There are several bills that will come before you on various issues of global climate change (global warming) and a clean energy economy (limitations on carbon dioxide emissions) very soon...
Posted in: The Missoulian on 07/16/09
Forest Service, GYC voice concern about proposed Quake Lake power plant
Environmental groups and the U.S. Forest Service are poised to act as regulators seek public comment on a hydroelectric plant proposed for Quake Lake on the Madison River. Bozeman-based company Hydrodynamics Inc. aims to build a 50-foot-tall intake s...
Posted in: The Bozeman Chronicle on 07/16/09
$1.5M marked for MSU energy research
From Chronicle news sources Montana State University could receive $1.5 million for energy research if a funding bill passed by a Senate committee becomes law. The Senate Energy and Water Appropriations Bill, passed last week by the Senate Appro...
Posted in: The Bozeman Chronicle on 07/16/09



