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near Ashland, Montana, known as Otter Creek coal, which will in part be paid for by Montana taxpayers. On December 21, 2009, the Montana Land Board, made

In June 2011 it was announced that Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer would be traveling to China to promote Montana wheat, beef, tourism and energy with

in Montana is currently taking place in Sweet Grass and Park counties. In January 2014 Montana Environmental Information Center (MEIC) sued Montana Attorney

protest. The group hopes to convince the Montana Land Board to reject development of coal in eastern Montana's Otter Creek, or at a minimum delay action

long-stalled 121-mile railroad that would open a new area of Montana to coal mining. The Montana Surface Transportation Board said opponents failed to show

Baldwin Hills Oil Watch Californians Against Fracking (includes full list of groups in California that oppose fracking) Center for Biological Diversity

Sierra Club Missouri Chapter See also Montana and coal Citizens for Clean Energy Keep It Rural: Southwestern Montana Montana Environmental Information Center

by the Sierra Club and Montana Environmental Information Center which challenged the state lease on the grounds that the Montana Land Board did not properly

climate change." said Earthjustice attorney Jan Hasselman told the WSJ. Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer and Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire, both Democrats

County, Indiana. Crow Reservation, Montana - In April 2008, operators of the Absaloka Mine in southeastern Montana proposed to extend the mine 3,660 acres

protest. The group hopes to convince the Montana Land Board to reject development of coal in eastern Montana's Otter Creek, or at a minimum delay action

Generating Station (Arizona) Boardman Plant (Oregon) J.E. Corette Plant (Montana) Valmont Plant (Colorado) Cherokee Station (Colorado) Dickerson Plant (Maryland)

mines in Wyoming and Montana is transported through Montana on the BNSF main line from both mines in Wyoming and Montana to Laurel, Montana. In the first six

partly on public opposition to coal. September 2007. 24. Westmoreland and Montana Dakota Utilities fail to begin construction of the North Dakota Gascoyne

it was reported that the Alabama state government would join Oklahoma, Montana and Alaska in protesting Bureau of Land Management plans to regulate hydraulic

purchased Montana Power Co.'s dams and coal-fired plants in 1999, was listed as one of the top five lobbying spenders in the state of Montana. The company

assets to Resource Capital Funds for US$18 million: the Decker coal mine in Montana, the Black Butte coal mine in southwestern Wyoming, and Ambre's stake in

August 2010 Montana Senators Max Baucus and Jon Tester secured $25 million in funding for a Coal-and-Biomass-to-Liquids pilot project for Montana that will

in central North Dakota along the Missouri River. On November 10, 2009, Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer spoke in Bismark, North Dakota at an energy seminar

on December 21, 2009. Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer, a proponent of coal development, sits on the board along with other Montana officials. In March