climate change

Give me some shoes with the non-skid tread and a nice warm coat and I’m set for anything Montana decides to throw at me.

Discussing the issues is way too much work. There’s actually study involved. Who wants to subject themselves to all that pain?

Thursday will mark the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service, and Glacier National Park will be hosting the U.S. Secretary of the Interior, Sally Jewell, along with other dignitaries, for a tour of the park.

As I look through some of my past blogs I picked six that are not necessarily great writing but might make you look at things from a different perspective.

Control all the people around the world forcing them to comply with rules and restrictions that no one even knows if there will be any measurable effect.

There’s an old saying, “Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me, fool me 608,824 times and you’re the weatherman.”

Does man affect climate change or is it a natural cycle of nature? No one seems to have a positive answer for how much effect our daily lives affect our climate.

The air quality in Grants Pass, OR, caused by two fires in 2013 produced air quality so bad it was too high for the air quality meter to read.

If global warming were introduced on Mars, as some scientists would like, it could support life and be colonized. See it’s a good thing.

It's not often that a six year-old boy from Montana gets a high-five from the President of the United States, but that was the case on Friday, as young Noah Gue visited the People's House for the annual White House Student Film Festival.