Nick Bowlin
Editor at High Country News
Journalist at Freelance
contributing editor @highcountrynews. Freelance in Harper's, ProPublica, The Guardian, The Drift, The Nation, etc. [email protected] or DM for Signal
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3 weeks ago |
wyofile.com | Nick Bowlin
This story was originally published March 27, 2025 by High Country News. The billions of dollars approved by Congress to clean up abandoned oil and gas wells have been frozen as part of President Donald Trump’s sweeping cuts to government spending, creating concerns that the cleanup will be halted just as it’s getting started.
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4 weeks ago |
truthdig.com | Nick Bowlin
The billions of dollars approved by Congress to clean up abandoned oil and gas wells have been frozen as part of President Donald Trump’s sweeping cuts to government spending, creating concerns that the cleanup will be halted just as it’s getting started.
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4 weeks ago |
hcn.org | Nick Bowlin
The billions of dollars approved by Congress to clean up abandoned oil and gas wells have been frozen as part of President Donald Trump’s sweeping cuts to government spending, creating concerns that the cleanup will be halted just as it’s getting started.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
hcn.org | Nick Bowlin |Eric Dietrich
Montana’s property tax system is enormously complex, involving mind-boggling math and a bewildering array of rules. The point of this maze is to fairly divide the bill for public services like schools and police departments between hundreds of thousands of properties. It’s a tricky task, of course, to agree on what exactly fair means when it comes to taxes — and a trickier one for lawmakers to write a tax code that implements a fair framework without loopholes.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
valleyjournal.net | Nick Bowlin |Eric Dietrich
Home > News On the banks of the Flathead River, along an oxbow southeast of Kalispell, a pair of million-dollar homes sit adjacent to each other on large lots. At a glance, they appear quite similar, each the sort of rural dream house that has become an inescapable part of Montana’s landscape. A look at their tax bills, though, reveals a difference, the result of a singular quirk of Montana’s tax code.
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