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Several groups say the Snake River dams are making the river too hot for sockeye salmon. Now, they’re planning to sue the federal government.
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A large oil leak went undetected for 90 days at a dam on the Lower Snake River.
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Scientists at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory are tagging and releasing lamprey to learn more about their journey to sea from inland rivers.
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Environmental groups plan to pause their 20-year legal battle to protect salmon.
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Two eastern Washington members of Congress are promoting hydropower as a mainstay in the future of clean energy. The bill they’re sponsoring would expand…
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The fight over salmon and dams on the Columbia and Snake rivers could be headed back to the courtroom. Conservation and fishing groups say the federal…
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Federal agencies have finalized a plan that will keep the Snake River Dams in place. It allows for more springtime spill over dams to help juvenile salmon…
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The Snake River dams in Washington would remain in place under a final study released Friday, July 31, by federal agencies. The plan guides dam management…
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The federal government kicked off teleconference meetings Tuesday on its draft plan to manage the Columbia and Snake River dams. In-person meetings were…
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The Snake River dams in Washington would stay in place under the federal government’s preferred plan for the Columbia River System. On Friday federal…