Why Don’t We Build Like We Used To?
Why Don’t We Build Like We Used To?
"So if these projects were built in record time 90 years ago, why do today’s vital projects take so long?"
"So if these projects were built in record time 90 years ago, why do today’s vital projects take so long?"
"With names like neodymium and praseodymium, you might not be very familiar with these elements, but the reality is they are indispensable in the creation of things that you use on a daily basis."
Here’s a summary of the successful proposals we had a direct hand in crafting and supporting, as well as other big wins we are celebrating.
"Yet, according to Judge Moses, the plain meaning of a 12-year-old statute, with no subsequent GHG reduction statutes or regulations and after countless other environmental reviews, now compels the DEQ to suddenly develop a regulatory framework for assessing the impact of GHG for the Laurel Plant project is eminently debatable."
"A recent discovery in the Bitterroot Mountains has thrust Montana into a 21st-century gold rush, but unlike previous iterations, this gold rush is searching for something even harder to find: Rare earth elements."
"Montana has been making waves across the country for the recent passage of free-market reforms aimed at addressing the state’s housing crisis."
"Montanans have watched as states across the country increasingly give families greater education freedom – now it's our turn."
"It’s freedom, not the “luck of the Irish,” that explains Ireland’s remarkable economic success."
"Legislators are so far delivering on some serious limited government policies of fiscal responsibility, economic freedom and red tape relief."
"The 2023 Legislative session has given rise to a number of housing reforms, many of which focus on getting government barriers out of the way of Montanans' wanting to build affordable starter homes."
"While the progress of all of these bills is an exciting milestone, there is still a lot of work to be done."
"Rather than trying to get ‘just a little more’ from taxpayers, local governments need to follow Montanans’ lead and cut excess spending."
"While many factors are contributing to the housing crisis, one significant factor is one-size-fits-all government mandates which prohibit starter homes or makes them more expensive than they otherwise would be."
"While some state governments have clamped down on their citizens with ever greater government control, Montana has taken a different approach, chartering a path that places the protection of individual rights at the forefront."