Decisions are not made in a vacuum. We elect our city council to gather information, engage experts, provide a public process and sort through the facts to determine the best course of action.
A recent letter to the editor (Pilot, March 11) had some concerns about drinking surface water. Being a former Montana State Certified Water Treatment Plant Operator, I wanted to provide some information that might be useful.
We have an opportunity to fund a permanent land conservation agreement that will protect our drinking water. Haskill Basin provides some 75 percent of Whitefish’s drinking water and protecting that water source is important to me and my family.
We are members of Montana’s rural electric co-ops. We live in rural areas of Montana and feel firsthand the impacts of climate change, from decreased stream flows, earlier snowmelt, drought and increasing soil aridity to extreme heat, hail, severe wildfires and sudden flooding. Our lands, crops, communities, lifestyles and economies …
I served many years on the Whitefish County Water and Sewer District with Ed Lieser and know his commitment and passion for protecting our valuable water resources. With the publication of the recent WLI Septic Leachate Study, Ed has assumed a leadership role in addressing the problems and finding solutions …
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I served many years on the Whitefish County Water and Sewer District with Ed Lieser and know his commitment and passion for protecting our valuable water resources. With the publication of the recent WLI Septic Leachate Study, Ed has assumed a leadership role in addressing the problems and finding solutions …
I served many years on the Whitefish County Water and Sewer District with Ed Lieser and know his commitment and passion for protecting our valuable water resources. With the publication of the recent WLI Septic Leachate Study, Ed has assumed a leadership role in addressing the problems and finding solutions …
