About 50 people gathered Wednesday evening at the Library to learn how water demand might be met if the lower Snake River dams are ever breached as part of an effort to save wild salmon and steelhead.
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‘We take this seriously’: ISDA director on out-of-state boat traffic, Idaho quagga musselsIdaho needs to have a “critical conversation” about what out-of-state boat traffic looks like, Chanel Tewalt, Idaho State ...
The study by the U.S. the Bureau of Reclamation and Washington Department of Ecology indicates that breaching the dams would ...
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Research illuminates growing extinction threat for southern resident orcasThe endangered southern resident killer whales that visit Puget Sound were listed for protection under the federal Endangered ...
Forecasts for salmon fishing in the Columbia River in 2025 is out. Overall, the news is good. The only exception is the summer Chinook run.
The estimated cost there ranges from $950 million to $2.1 billion. However, the Columbia Snake River Irrigators Association has said its members prefer to do the work themselves and estimate it ...
President Donald Trump issued dozens of executive orders shortly after he was sworn in on Jan. 20, including two that have ...
If the lower Snake River dams are breached, the way in which people recreate in the 140-mile corridor from Lewiston to the ...
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