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Montana Department of Environmental Quality
The Montana Department of Environmental Quality is the state agency responsible for protecting Montana's air, water, and land resources.
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Public Safety
Air Quality Alert Covers Lewis and Clark County Through Tuesday Morning as Smoke and Heat Combine
The Montana Department of Environmental Quality issued an air quality alert for Lewis and Clark County and more than two dozen surrounding…
1 source · nws weather alerts · 06:47
Public Safety
Smoke Settles Over Helena as Fire Season Intensifies Across Western Montana
The Montana Department of Environmental…
2 sources · daily montanan · 06:47
Government
Two Mining Projects Near Helena Could Reshape Headwaters of the Little Blackfoot and Beyond
drawing attention from conservationists, local landowners, and state…
1 source · montana free press · 06:47
Public Safety
Smoke Prompts Air Quality Alert for Lewis and Clark County Through Sunday Morning
The Montana Department of Environmental Quality issued an air quality alert for Lewis and Clark County on Saturday, July 26, with the advisory running through 9 a.m. Sunday, July 27.
1 source · nws weather alerts · 06:48
Government
DEQ Declares Big Hole River Impaired, a Blow to Guides and Anglers Who Depend on It
The Montana Department of Environmental Quality has formally determined that the Big Hole River is impaired, a designation that follows years of documented water quality decline.
1 source · daily montanan · 06:46
Community
State DEQ Hiring Environmental Project Officer in Helena
The Montana Department of Environmental Quality has posted an opening for an Environmental Project Officer based in Helena, according to a state hiring announcement.
1 source · montana state jobs · 06:05
Government
State Agencies Warn Montanans to Limit Fish Consumption from Fort Peck Reservoir Due to PFAS Contamination
Three Montana state agencies issued a joint advisory on April 23 directing residents to limit how much fish they eat from Fort Peck Reservoir and other contaminated waters across the state, citing elevated levels of PFAS.
1 source · montana free press · 06:04