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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition; Thursday, January 17th
The Pew Charitable Trusts released a report today detailing what it says are key barriers to widespread deployment of renewable energy in the United States. In this evening's feature interview with Edward O'Brien, former Cascade County Commissioner Peggy Beltrone weighs-in on the study. Beltrone is now a senior manager with Exergy, a renewable energy development company. Beltrone says the U.S. lacks a comprehensive and cohesive renewable energy policy...
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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition, January 16th
President Obama's gun control proposals announced today face a tough road in Congress. The lobbying power of the National Rifle Association is immense, and many members, including all of Montana's delegation, are longtime supporters of the Second Amendment.In tonight's feature interview, News Director Sally Mauk talks with University of Montana political science professor Rob Saldin about the politics of gun control...
Tonight on Montana Evening Edition; Tuesday, January 15th
The Natural Resources Defense Council has released an interactive map that it says clearly illustrates over 3,500 examples of "extreme" weather events in 2012. In tonight's feature interview with Edward O'Brien, NRDC senior scientist, Dr. Kim Knowlton, says this tool clearly illustrates what climate change looks like and what it's costing all of us...
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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition, January 14th
University of Montana President Royce Engstrom is having a busy winter - assembling a new Cabinet, preparing arguments for the legislature, and steering The University through two ongoing federal investigations, and an NCAA investigation. In tonight's feature interview, Engstrom updates News Director Sally Mauk on all these priorities...
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Tonight on Montana Evening Edition; Friday, January 11th
Talk about fresh starts! This brand new year features a new Montana governor and some fresh-faces in the state legislature, which itself began a brand new session this week.
In tonight's feature interview, Edward O'Brien chats with Chuck Johnson, Lee Newspapers Capitol Bureau Chief and Lee reporter Mike Dennison about some of the highlights of this busy week in Helena.
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