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Lower Bear Creek Dam and Falls, WA
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From California Trout 7/15/2021
Poor Klamath River Conditions Unable to Support Young Salmon |
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The #CAdrought isn't just hurting farmers: "Hydroelectric generation dropped by 37% during the first four months of the year compared to the same period in 2020. It’s down a whopping 71% compared to that time in 2019." https://www.theverge.com/2021/7/12/22573648/drought-california-power-grid-electricity-hydro-energy
Tomorrow @ 6pm http://2tinyurl.com/KlamathFERC join us for an online event about the #Klamathriver dam removal process and upcoming FERC hearings.
Tribes and activists will explain the dam removal timeline and process.
Our next post will explain how to comment. @TheYurokTribe @HSU_NAS
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License summaries › Northeast 11/16/2020
Fifteen Mile Falls Project, Connecticut River, New Hampshire and Vermont |
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