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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.
-May 28: Deadline for public comments on Anaconda area Superfund sites.
-June 1: CFWEP Field Trip with Deer Lodge School.
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June 4-6:
Butte: The Original
film showings at the Motherlode Theatre in Butte
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Spring 2010
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Summer 2010 Restoration Around the Clark Fork Basin
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Checking In with Clark Fork Ecosystems
and Spring Field Season Photos
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NRDP Funds Proposed for New Projects
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