Amanda Eggert is an Environmental Reporter at Montana Free Press. With a background in print journalism and experience as a wildland firefighter, Amanda focuses on themes such as climate change, water management, and agriculture, exploring the intricate relationship between these areas and their impact on local communities. Her work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The MSU Exponent, Missoulian/Ravalli Republic, and High Country News.
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By: Amanda Eggert
In a 10-page opinion, the Ninth Circuit wrote that the climate change-related injuries plaintiffs reported in their litigation bear too tenuous a tie to a trio of executive orders they sought to reverse with the lawsuit. The decision marks a major setback for the young Americans seeking to reverse President Trump’s pro-fossil fuel agenda and reinstate the climate adaptations pursued by his predecessor.
By: Amanda Eggert
In a 10-page opinion, the Ninth Circuit wrote that the climate change-related injuries the plaintiffs reported in their litigation bear too tenuous a tie to a trio of executive orders they sought to reverse with the lawsuit.
By: Amanda Eggert
A legal effort by 22 young Americans to curb atmosphere-warming greenhouse gas emissions experienced a major setback Tuesday.
By: Amanda Eggert
A legal effort by 22 young Americans to curb atmosphere-warming greenhouse gas emissions experienced a major setback Tuesday. The Ninth Circuit Court rejected a lawsuit seeking to reverse President Donald
By: Amanda Eggert
Landowner-hired consultants can broker deals with the state under State Auditor James Brown’s proposal.
By: Amanda Eggert
AMANDA EGGERT Montana Free Press A proposal to explore for copper and other minerals on public land west of Helena has garnered
By: Amanda Eggert
A proposal to explore for copper and other minerals on public land west of Helena has garnered pushback from environmental groups who say the timeline for the federal government’s review
By: Amanda Eggert
In southeast Montana, ‘salt flats are getting bigger,’ wreaking havoc on crops, fisheries and rural livelihoods.
By: Amanda Eggert
Big Hole to serve as testing ground for new water-quality regulations in response to bill barring state regulators from using numeric standards for nitrogen and phosphorus
By: Amanda Eggert
DIVIDE — The Big Hole River, a blue-ribbon fishery that's become a focal point in a years-long debate over nuisance algae growth, is poised to receive an impairment designation.
