Topic: University of Montana
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Russian team drills into 14-million-year-old Antarctic lake
The lake is the object of a years-long project to study its waters, which may house life forms new to science.
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Plants search high and low in response to global warming
For years researchers have watched plants and animals migrate to cooler quarters in response to global warming. But a new study suggests some plants are moving downhill, drawn by increased precipitation.
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Honey bees collapse caused by combination of virus and fungus, study reports
Honey bees are being done in by a pair of pathogens – a virus and a fungus – a new study has found.
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As 'plant productivity' dips, a search for answers
A new study recorded a slight dip in the amount of CO2 taken up over the past 10 years. If the trend continues, scientists say it could signal a tipping point in earth's ability to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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Outdoor cats are easy prey for coyotes
Cats are known as hunters but when coyotes come on the scene, cats who go outdoors become the prey.
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Mexico cuts down trees to save monarch butterflies
Many fir trees in Mexico that provide winter homes for monarch butterflies are being killed by bark beetles.
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Photo exhibit offers an intimate look at America's jazz ambassadors
Black jazz legends were sent abroad as part of a State Department diplomatic push even while segregation continued back home.
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Can America’s West stay wild?
Policy on vast public lands has favored ranchers. Demographics and economics may alter that equation now.
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It's boom and bust again in Montana mining town
Falling metal prices have led to job losses in mining communities across the West.
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Montana’s got wind, needs power lines
But environmentalists worry that an expanded grid will help carry more dirty power.
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In West, mining's return faces resistance
The region's newcomers, who came for high-tech jobs and scenery, worry about ecological costs.
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The Mountain West, once GOP turf, is now competitive
The interior West has added new independent and Latino voters who are up for grabs.








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