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Earth Day film screening, virtual discussion set for MondayGallatin Valley Earth Day is holding a virtual film screening, discussion and fundraiser Monday night in place of its canceled in-person celebration, originally scheduled for April.

What happens when schools go solar? | Stanford NewsRooftop solar projects at schools could reduce harmful air pollution, help the environment and enhance student learning while cutting electricity costs, a new study finds. Overall, the energy switch could deliver benefits valued at $4 billion.

Bill fails to bring solar to schools, but Bozeman students vow to try again“We’re going to keep on pushing,” Owen Mitchell, 16, a Bozeman High junior, said Friday.

Warren Buffett Is Making a Big Bet on Solar PowerBerkshire subsidiary NV Energy will be using the electricity generated by a 690-megawatt solar-energy plant to be built on federal land in Nevada. The current record for a solar plant is 579 megawatts.

Two more Bozeman schools getting solar panels, student advocate named a heroMore Bozeman schools are going solar, and the girl who got the ball rolling at her middle school has just been named a “young hero.”

Kid power brings solar power to Sacajawea SchoolThe sun was shining brightly Friday on Claire Vlases, an eighth-grade girl who led a student campaign to raise $118,000 so that solar panels can be installed at Sacajawea Middle

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