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Frank Huisin has mixed feelings about the 2026 World Cup. On the other hand, he is rooting for his home country, the Netherlands, and is excited to see an underdog team from a small and medium-sized country prove itself on the world stage.But he’s not thrilled about seeing those same players toiling in the brutal heat, surrounded by signs from the world’s biggest oil producers. “I’m a football fan and I want my sport to do the right thing,” said Huisin, founder of the advocacy group Fossil Free Football. what the hell happened Host Laura Lynch. “I don’t want my…

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HELENA — The state of Montana is providing updated guidance on consuming wild-caught fish following a study that found potentially harmful chemicals in some fish populations.The study looked at per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, known as “PFAS,” or “forever chemicals,” in Montana fish. The Interagency Fish Consumption Advisory Group, comprised of representatives from the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS), the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), and the Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks (FWP), then updated the consumption guidance based on its findings.(Noted: Montana updates fish consumption guidelines regarding ‘permanent chemicals’) Montana updates fish consumption guidelines regarding…