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Treasure Valley residents woke up Tuesday to one of the smokiest days in recent years. Much of the haze is coming from a pair of wildfires in Eastern Oregon.
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With wildfire season ramping up in the West, smoke has contributed to more polluted air across the Treasure Valley.
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The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality Board of Environmental Quality Wednesday pulled back a permit granted last year to Perpetua Resources for its planned gold and antimony mine at Stibnite in Valley County.
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This week DEQ submitted a $100 million grant proposal on behalf of Idaho to the Environmental Protection Agency in hopes of securing funding for some of these projects, which it emphasized will be voluntary.
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The Climate Pollution Reduction Grant is funded by the EPA with money from the Inflation Reduction Act.
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A tiny town in eastern Idaho is dealing with lead contamination from some very old silver mines.
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CAFOs are not eligible for one of the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality’s main water quality improvement grants, so agriculture industry groups lobbied the legislature for a separate program.
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The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has $5 million in one-time funds to hand out to confined animal feeding operations, or CAFOs.
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Water conditions are improving in Lake Cascade after an early season algae bloom turned much of the lake green before the July 4th holiday.
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Idaho state officials are encouraging the public to leave feedback about suggestions on where electric vehicle stations should be placed.