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Montana just dealt a major blow to the $2 billion Bridger Pipeline, halting its state permit process after pulling back a waiver that let the company skip key financial and environmental details. Fueled by Earthjustice’s legal action on behalf of two residents, the state’s Major Facility Siting Act now demands full transparency—critical for assessing impacts on water, wildlife, and climate. With construction slated for 2027 and plans to move massive volumes of tar sands oil, the pipeline’s future hangs in the balance as regulators insist on complete disclosure, exposing how citizen advocacy can force accountability in big energy projects.

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