
Judge Rules in Favor of Youth Plaintiffs in Montana Climate Lawsuit
Two months after the landmark environmental trial concluded, a judge has ruled the plaintiffs have a constitutional right to a clean and healthy environment; AG will appeal ruling
Two months after the landmark environmental trial concluded, a judge has ruled the plaintiffs have a constitutional right to a clean and healthy environment; AG will appeal ruling
Counsel for both sides offered short closing remarks Tuesday on the bench trial’s final day, with the judge’s order expected within weeks
The state called just one expert witness on the penultimate day of the Held v. Montana trial; closing remarks were scheduled for Tuesday morning
Friday marked plaintiffs’ final opportunity to present witnesses in youth-led lawsuit Held v. Montana
The state is ‘running in the wrong direction to address the climate crisis,’ according to one witness for the plaintiffs
Enrolled members of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes and Crow Tribe testified to the impact of climate change on their cultural heritage
Testimony from renowned Earth scientist, glaciologist figures prominently into second day of youth-led constitutional climate trial Held v. Montana
Scientific testimony figures prominently into second day of youth-led constitutional climate trial Held v. Montana
On first day of Montana climate trial, youth plaintiffs testify to hardships of growing up in a warming world as scientists describe scope of crisis
Attorneys in Held v. State of Montana delivered opening statements before judge Kathy Seeley Monday morning, kicking off the nation’s first youth-led climate change trial
Flathead Beacon editor in chief Kellyn Brown is a cohost for today's episode, and asks host Micah Drew about the upcoming climate change lawsuit Held v. Montana
Mica Kantor, 14, has felt the impacts of the changing climate on the roads, tracks and trails he runs on, prompting his inclusion as a plaintiff in Held v. Montana
How the recent legislative session passed a slew of laws that highlight lawmakers’ energy priorities, and took direct aim at the pivotal case, Held v. Montana
The Montana Supreme Court denied a petition by Attorney General Austin Knudsen to stop Held v. Montana, set to begin trial next week
Two Kalispell brothers cite changes to skiing and hunting seasons as reasons for joining the coalition of Montana youth in Held v. Montana suing several state agencies over failure to secure their “right to a clean and healthful environment”