MSU Wheeler Center Annual Spring Conference
A Discussion on Montana’s Energy and Agriculture Future
By Lucia Stewart, 5-08-08
What does the future of agriculture and energy in Montana appear to be, particularly in the variable climate challenges we face?
This is the spotlight of the discussion at the Burton K. Wheeler Center’s statewide conference next week, “Climate Change in Montana: Impacts and Opportunities for Energy and Agriculture.”
On May 12-13, an immense conversation between the agriculture and energy sectors, environmental, educational and state agencies, legislators, officials and climate scientists will focus on Montana’s energy and agriculture sectors’ innovations and opportunities, climate challenges and its impacts, and future prices and outlook.
Registration is $45, which includes three meals and convenes at Montana State University in Bozeman. Visit the Wheeler Center for more information.
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