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State considers removal of illegal Smurfit Stone outfall pipes

The state of Montana is looking into removing several illegal outfall pipes that jut from the Smurfit Stone mill site into the Clark Fork River.

Clark forkUnited statesPat flowersBrian bartkowiakBryan weissCallie archerJonathan karlenEnvironmental quality councilDepartment of state landsEnvironmental protection agencyMontana department of natural resources conservationEnvironmental sciencesMontana natural resource damage programDepartment of environmental qualityMontana department of healthSmurfit stone

State considers removal of illegal Smurfit Stone outfall pipes

The state of Montana is looking into removing several illegal outfall pipes that jut from the Smurfit Stone mill site into the Clark Fork River.

United statesClark forkJonathan karlenPat flowersBryan weissCallie archerLaura lundquistBrian bartkowiakEnvironmental quality councilNational centers for environmental informationEnvironmental protection agencyMontana department of natural resources conservationDepartment of state landsDepartment of environmental qualityMontana department of healthMontana natural resource damage program

State considers removal of illegal Smurfit Stone outfall pipes

The state of Montana is looking into removing several illegal outfall pipes that jut from the Smurfit Stone mill site into the Clark Fork River.

United statesClark forkBryan weissCallie archerLaura lundquistBrian bartkowiakPat flowersJonathan karlenEnvironmental quality councilMontana department of healthEnvironmental protection agencyDepartment of state landsDepartment of environmental qualityNational centers for environmental informationEnvironmental sciencesMontana department of natural resources conservation

State considers removal of illegal Smurfit Stone outfall pipes

The state of Montana is looking into removing several illegal outfall pipes that jut from the Smurfit Stone mill site into the Clark Fork River.

United statesClark forkJonathan karlenBrian bartkowiakCallie archerLaura lundquistPat flowersBryan weissEnvironmental sciencesEnvironmental quality councilDepartment of environmental qualityMontana department of natural resources conservationMontana natural resource damage programEnvironmental protection agencyDepartment of state landsMontana department of health

State considers removal of illegal Smurfit Stone outfall pipes

The state of Montana is looking into removing several illegal outfall pipes that jut from the Smurfit Stone mill site into the Clark Fork River.

United statesClark forkCallie archerBrian bartkowiakJonathan karlenBryan weissPat flowersLaura lundquistMontana department of healthDepartment of environmental qualityNational centers for environmental informationEnvironmental sciencesEnvironmental protection agencyMontana department of natural resources conservationEnvironmental quality councilMontana natural resource damage program

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