The Clark Fork River and its tributaries drain most of western Montana. The upper river and headwaters were heavily impacted by wastes from over a century of mining. Today, the area is the largest Superfund environmental clean-up site in the nation.
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-Thursday, April 7th, Butte Central
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-Thursday, April 7th, Butte Central
-Thursday, April 28th, Fred Moodry Middle School
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Clark Fork Info > News > Archive > September 2010
September 23rd, 2010:
Montana Standard: Remediation milestones
Montana Standard: State accused of delaying Superfund site cleanup in Bozeman
Montana Standard: Atlantic Richfield ponds
Montana Standard: Trout are (barely) back
Montana Standard: From gray to green
Montana Standard: Grizzly attacks bow hunter
Montana Standard: Stream enhancements part of project
Missoulian: Missoula County approves Stimson plan to clean up pond, restore riverbank
Missoulian: Restoring wildlands a growing University of Montana forestry discipline
Missoulian: Man reunited with keys, medallion lost in the Clark Fork 25 years ago
Missoulian: Cool weather should help bowhunters, Montana wildlife official says
Missoula Independent: Mountain High
Billings Gazette: Fish ladder at Thompson Falls dam dedicated