Canadian Press: A $245-million climate-change initiative being pursued by officials in Montana and Saskatchewan could create North America’s first large-scale project for storage of greenhouse gas. Gov. Brian Schweitzer says the project would capture a daily 900 tonnes of carbon dioxide produced by a coal plant in Canada, then send it through pipelines to a Montana site where it would be injected underground for storage. Carbon dioxide – a byproduct of burning fossil fuels – is a major driver …