NOAA determines dams on l...
Fox 13 Seattle
SEATTLE – The final report from NOAA on rebuilding salmon and steelhead populations in the Columbia basin is out; among other actions, it calls for the removal of the four lower Snake River dams.
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by: Matthew Smith
by: Don Jenkins
Carbon from Northwest ele...
Capital Press
The “carbon intensity” of electricity generated in Washington state increased by 15% in 2020 compared to 2016, by far the most of any state, according to the U.S. Energy Information…
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by: Eric Barker
Dam breaching not feasibl...
The Lewiston Tribune
Washington politicians acknowledge that a free-flowing Snake River would be the strongest action to help salmon and steelhead, but region isn’t prepared to give up benefits of dams.
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by: Andrew Stuttaford
Damned if You Do…
National Review
The 20-page report is called “Rebuilding Interior Columbia Basin Salmon and Steelhead,” and it was released July 12 by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration with input…
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by: Matthew Weaver
Ag stakeholders reject Wh...
Capital Press
Agricultural industry representatives have roundly criticized a pair of White House draft reports on breaching four lower Snake River dams, saying the documents fail to consider the greater…
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by: John McKay
Report: Breaching Snake D...
NewsTalk KFLD 870
According to the Tumalo release, as well as the studies themselves, our current alternative technologies, or emerging tech, such as solar, wind, etc. are not capable of replacing the power…
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