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Progress Report: two years in to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

Progress Report: two years in to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

by American Rivers | Feb 9, 2024

Giddy smiles and stomping feet. We stood next to the Klamath River and watched muddy water rush out from the tunnel under the Iron Gate Dam. The twenty-degree weather couldn’t freeze out the excitement of our group; even as we tried to kick feeling back into our toes,...
The Yuba Watershed and the Bay-Delta Plan: Interlinked Plumbing and Management

The Yuba Watershed and the Bay-Delta Plan: Interlinked Plumbing and Management

by South Yuba River Citizens League | Jan 25, 2024

Salmon were once prolific in the Yuba watershed and the Sacramento River Basin.  Historically, over 300,000 would return in the fall to spawn in the Yuba. But due to large dams blocking historical habitat, modification of river hydrology, and the lasting impacts of...
Klamath Reservoir Drawdown Begins

Klamath Reservoir Drawdown Begins

by Trout Unlimited | Jan 18, 2024

The world’s largest dam removal project takes another step forward as the reservoirs behind Iron Gate and JC Boyle Dams begin to be drained
Dam Removal on the Klamath: Reflections on How We Got here

Dam Removal on the Klamath: Reflections on How We Got here

by American Rivers | Jan 11, 2024

By Ann Willis When I first set foot in the Klamath watershed as a scientist back in 2008, dam removal seemed little more than a dream. An official decision had not yet been made by the Department of the Interior about whether dam removal was in the best interest of...
The Bay Delta and Yuba: Native American Tribes, Water Rights, and Cultural Uses

The Bay Delta and Yuba: Native American Tribes, Water Rights, and Cultural Uses

by South Yuba River Citizens League | Jan 10, 2024

“First in time, first in right….”  –Doctrine of prior appropriation The “first in time, first in right” principle didn’t apply to California’s first people, and it still doesn’t apply today. The principle of “prior appropriation” meant that water was to be used and...
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