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Health Providers testify to the PSC re: rate Case ,                Rate Case Op-ed in multiple papers

6/21/2025

 
Dr Larry McEvoy, Dr Lori Byron, Mary Fitzpatrick, Karen Stears testified to the PSC.
OpEd by Dr Lori Byron published in the Billings Gazette, Mt Standard,  Helena Air, and the Missoulian.

THANK YOU CASPEN BLACK!

5/30/2025

 
Caspen Black has been our Program Manager  from 2022-2025. They brought us into the digital age in so many ways! They have been thoughful and thorough in their work and have worked to grow and improve our organization.
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Caspen was born and raised on a family farm in Montana. Before becoming Program Manager, they served as an AmeriCorps VISTA for a Montana healthcare nonprofit where they coordinated new programs and events, and as a social science researcher for the Forest Service, where they studied community-based participatory research methods. They believe that when patients and providers work together as equals, we can build a more just, effective, and adaptable health system. They are also a figure skater, weaver, and aquarium hobbyist.
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May 30th, 2025

5/30/2025

 

Thank you, Cinnabar! Together we are promoting a "Clean and healthful environment"!

5/22/2025

 
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Cinnabar is helping us advance our mission by promoting the Climate Health Stewards. CHS's are Montana healhcare people who commmit to doing an action realted to climate and health a few times a year - attending a conference, reading our LinkedIn posts, putting flyers in their office, signing a petition, or many more options. See more here

Free Cycles Event (missoula) to talk climate change arranged by jenn's students taking the "Mental health and climate change course" this semester!

5/3/2025

 
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Julia Ryder at MT Farm BUREAU FARM SAFETY CONFERENCE !

5/3/2025

 
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More Tabling, More Events for Earth Week

4/27/2025

 
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Tabling at Earth Week in Billings and Earth Day at UMT (Missoula). And 3 of our amazing nurses - Dr Beth Schenk, Julia Ryder and Teresa Wicks were speakers at the Rural Nursing Conference in Bozeman, with a strong emphasis on climate change;
​Minnesotan  Nurse Dr Teddie Potter, an amazing climate advocate, was the Keynote.

TABLING FOR EARTH WEEK!

4/24/2025

 
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Tabling at the MSU Climate Carnival - Nyla Chandler
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Tabling in the Flathead with Caspen Black

April 22nd, 2025

4/22/2025

 
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Stormwater Symposium
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Red Lodge, MT | April 22nd, 2025
The amazing green team of the Red Lodge High School have been water sampling and looking for solutions realted to stormwater contamination of our precious Rock Creek. Stormwater is the main contaminant of water bodies across the world. They have city planners and researchers and organized a fantastic , science-based symposium for the entire town! Kate Belinda is an inspiring and engaging teacher. The town of Red Lodge is so blessed.
MtHPHC underwrote the event.


New Med Page Today Article by Montana Doctor Anita Lowe: Our Green-Energy Future Hangs in the Balance— We must urge elected leaders to protect clean energy legislation

4/21/2025

 
Dr. Anita Lowe, psysiatrist in Helena Montana wrote this piece for MedPage Today.
At 39 years old, Danny Smithopens in a new tab or window should have been enjoying the prime of his life. Instead, he was struggling to breathe after receiving the devastating diagnosis of progressive massive fibrosis, more commonly known as complicated black lung disease. This fatal, progressive disease was caused by his 12 years spent mining coal. By age 46, he was choosing his gravesite. People like Smith are often financially dependent on coal mining. But, as investigative reporter Howard Berkes observed, "work should not be a death sentence."
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MTHPHC is grateful for the continued leadership of the foremost authorities on climate health in this place: the Selish, Ql̓ispe,& Ksanka, Niitsitapi (Pikuni), Annishinabe (Ne-i-yah-wahk), A’aninin, Nokado & Nakona, Lakota & Dakota, Tsetshessthase & So'taa'eo'o, Apsáalooke, and Annishinabe/Metis (Little Shell Band) nations. We endeavor to follow their examples, remembering those who have passed before us, and caring for future generations.
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  • News
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    • Farm Summit 2025
  • Health Toolkit
    • Wildfire Smoke
    • Heat
    • Drought
    • Pregnancy
    • Mental Health
    • Sustainable Health Systems
    • Foundational Reading >
      • C2H2 Report
      • Montana Climate Organizations
      • National Climate & Health Organizations
  • Get Involved
    • Climate Health Stewards
    • Air Quality Flags
    • Lobby Displays
    • '25 Audubon Art Collaborative
    • Boys and Girls Club Climate Change Project
    • Students
    • Climate Stories
    • Contact your Elected Officials
  • About Us
    • About & Contact
    • Board & Team
    • Montana Medical Allies
    • Annual Reports
  • Donate
  • Priority Communications