Montana Supreme Court Upholds Tintina’s Copper Mine Permit
A central Montana copper mine has cleared its second and final legal challenge before the Montana Supreme Court. In a 5-2 opinion, the court Thursday upheld a permit the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation issued to Tintina Montana Incorporated (now Sandfire Resources) to manipulate approximately 250 millions gallons of groundwater in pursuit of
A large mining operation north of White Sulphur Springs that could impact some of Montana’s most prized rivers, including the ...
The proposal is not new to Montana, but has sparked a flurry of correspondence between lawmakers and the state bar.
Last week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that convictions under Montana’s partner or family member ...
The Montana Supreme Court Friday affirmed a lower court ruling finding that state environmental regulators failed to assess ...
The Montana Chamber of Commerce is raising concerns about a recent Montana Supreme Court case. In December, the state’s high ...
The President of the State Bar of Montana Toni Tease joined the Senate Judiciary Committee at their Jan. 7 meeting in ...
The Montana Supreme Court upheld the water use permit for a controversial proposal for a copper mine near the Smith River.
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