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- April 14, 2002: Lower Granite offers salmon
new route
- April 12, 2002: Target numbers for salmon
recovery released
- Feb. 21, 2002: Corps modifying dams
- Feb. 12, 2002: NMFS to review salmon listings
- Jan. 15, 2002: Dam repairs get NMFS approval
- Jan. 8, 2002: Snake dredging hits a snag
- Dec. 4, 2001: Corps backs improving Snake
dams
- Nov. 26, 2001: Lower Granite shutting
down for repairs
- Nov. 26, 2001: Corps delays Snake dredging
- Nov. 23, 2001: 3-year-old NMFS comments
irritate Washington irrigators
- Nov. 10, 2001: Fish agency to review salmon
runs
- Sept. 27, 2001: Court ruling clouds
salmon recovery
- Sept. 27, 2001: Leaders form salmon
recovery group
- Aug. 22, 2001: Drought causes huge salmon
dieoff
- July 20, 2001: Group touts salmon act
- July 19, 2001: Lawmaker preps dam removal
plan
- July 12, 2001: Teachers get salmon lesson
- June 14, 2001: House OKs $600 million
for salmon
- May 17, 2001: Dams not overheating Snake,
Corps says
- May 6, 2001: Bill saving hatchery fish
ready for Locke
- April 27, 2001: Lower Snake to open for
fishing
- April 26, 2001: Clock ticking for Snake
fish
- April 12, 2001: Students learn ways of
dams
- April 6, 2001: Halting dam spills will
effect salmon
- March 18, 2001: Dam agencies huddle with
states, tribes
- March 8, 2001: Salmon backers push Corps
to choose breaching dams
- March 8, 2001: Dry weather threatening
salmon
- March 3, 2001: Salmon backers question
Bush's fish budget
- Feb. 17, 2001: Corps must fix Snake dams
to save fish
- Feb. 14, 2001: BPA tapping trio of dams
for power
- Feb. 8, 2001: NW fish flow programs too
costly, some say
- Feb. 4, 2001: Rough waters ahead for river
regulation
- Jan. 24, 2001: NW tribes urge lawmakers
to boost salmon recovery efforts
- Jan. 8, 2001: New rules cast today to
protect salmon
- Jan. 6, 2001: Corps reviewing 200,000
comments for dams study
- Dec. 29, 2000: Tribe, state track mighty
sturgeon
- Dec. 22, 2000: Hatcheries, habitat focus
of final salmon recovery plans
- Dec. 22, 2000: Locke's first 'State of
the Salmon' report primer for public
- Dec. 21, 2000: Salmon opinion released
today
- Dec. 20, 2000: Tribes urge government
to commit to breaching
- Dec. 19, 2000: Scientists make a final
plea for dam breaching
- Dec. 16, 2000: Something's bending gender
of Reach 16
- Dec. 13, 2000: Seattle council chief
apologizes over dams
- Dec. 13, 2000: Wild steelhead given
another chance to spawn
- Dec. 7, 2000: Arctic front makes NW power
providers question resources
- Dec. 6, 2000: State panel nears reservoir
recommendation
- Dec. 1, 2000: Anti-dam ads upset E. Oregon
officials
- Nov. 29, 2000: Seattle wants it both ways
with dams
- Nov. 19, 2000: Landmark salmon agreement
stalled
- Nov. 17, 2000: World Commission report
slams dams
- Nov. 14, 2000: Environmentalists launch
campaign to breach dams
- Nov. 10, 2000: Group takes aim at river
water
- Nov. 4, 2000: Scientists' article punches
holes in dam removal
- Nov. 4, 2000: Dam rally pumps GOP
- Nov. 3, 2000: NMFS gives overview of new
regulations protecting fish to take effect in January
- Nov. 1, 2000: Thousands to back dams,
water rights at rally in Pasco
- Oct. 30, 2000: Salmon resolution gets
bitter reaction east of Cascade Curtain
- Oct. 28, 2000: Demand for power puts strain
on flow of salmon water, money
- Oct. 24, 2000: Number of salmon eaten
by terns down by a third
- Oct. 21, 2000: Salmon adapt quickly to
environmental change, study finds
- Oct. 20, 2000: Fewer Reach salmon perplex
fish officials
- Oct. 17, 2000: NMFS objects to I-405 expansion
- Oct. 11, 2000: States object to feds'
fish program
- Oct. 10, 2000: Democrats make case for
dams
- Oct. 2, 2000: New ladder at Electron Dam
fosters hope for fish
- Sept. 29, 2000: Gorton forced to drop
plan on dams
- Sept. 27, 2000: Health of lower Snake
among keys to saving fish
- Sept. 26, 2000: Keefe says seniority
of Nethercutt means little
- Sept. 26, 2000: California paying price
to save salmon
- Sept. 26, 2000: In Spokane, Bush repeats
promise to save 4 dams
- Sept. 22, 2000: Gorton's rider aimed
at dam protection
- Sept. 22, 2000: Simms says Seattle all
wet on dam removal
- Sept. 21, 2000: Corps says drawdown
wouldn't help salmon
- Sept. 21, 2000: House OKs Hastings'
salmon measure
- Sept. 20, 2000: Seattle stand on dams
irks W. Richland
- Sept. 10, 2000: NMFS head steps down
- Sept. 2, 2000: Gore favors Clinton plan
delaying decision on breaching Snake dams
- Aug. 12, 2000: Senate candidate Cantwell
quietly backs dams, FFTF
- Aug. 11, 2000: Groups aim to create fish-friendly
areas
- Aug. 10, 2000: Conditions improve with
irrigation deal
- Aug. 10, 2000: Working around dam debate
- Aug. 9, 2000: Irrigators take water, leaving
river, fish parched
- Aug. 4, 2000: EPA urges Corps to meet
water standards
- Aug. 4, 2000: Dam near Shelton set to
be torn down
- Aug. 1, 2000: Power crunch threatens fish
operations
- July 28, 2000: Democrats propose breaching
study
- July 28, 2000: Agencies seek millions
more to save salmon
- July 26, 2000: Governors release fish
recovery plans
- July 26, 2000: Study doubts some Corps
findings on dams
- July 23, 2000: Breaching seeps into race
for president
- July 20, 2000: Feds shift focus to fish
recovery plan
- July 19, 2000: Snake dams will stand at
least 10 years
- July 14, 2000: Irrigators consent to NMFS
review
- July 9, 2000: Home, sweet tern colony
- July 3, 2000: Power shortage sparks questions
- June 18, 2000: State GOP for FFTF, against
breaching
- June 17, 2000: Gubernatorial hopeful speaks
on dams
- June 10, 2000: Gore avoids dam topic,
disappoints supporters
- May 31, 2000: Sen. Slade Gorton pledges
to block breaching efforts during Richland visit
- May 25, 2000: Too many fish rare problem
for NW
- May 24, 2000: NMFS plan calls for breaching
preparations
- May 14, 2000: Fewer birds nesting on
Rice Island where they dined on salmon
- May 13, 2000: Gore ducks stance on dams
- May 12, 2000: Vice president expected
to keep quiet on dams during Northwest visit
- May 2, 2000: Corps of Engineers to leave
terns alone
- April 29, 2000: EPA suggests breaching
as best option
- April 28, 2000: Legislators quiz experts
at Pasco hearing
- April 27, 2000: NW utilities want ruling
on pair of dams
- April 27, 2000: NMFS to say dams should
stay for now
- April 22, 2000: Corps concerned about
flooding if dams breached
- April 20, 2000: Corps reportedly urged
to pull dam recommendation
- April 15, 2000: Dams spill more water
to aid fish
- Feb. 11, 2000: Fish agency adds Eastern
Washington meeting
- Feb. 11, 2000: Lawmaker urges political
activism to save dams
- Feb. 6, 2000: Lobbyist rides dam fight
from start to end
- Dec. 14, 1999: Environmentalists tout
benefits of removing 465 dams
- Dec. 2, 1999: Ag group seeking ways to
save salmon
- Nov. 30, 1999: Salmon coalition challenges
agencies
- Nov. 30, 1999: Endangered Species Act
at heart of lawsuit
- Nov. 29, 1999: Pasco salmon symposium
gathers dam players
- Nov. 25, 1999: Spring chinook rebound
- Nov. 25, 1999: Salmon summit needed to
correct NMFS errors, foes say
- Nov. 21, 1999: Young fish tested on improved
turbines
- Nov. 19, 1999: Groups sue over lack of
water for fish
- Nov. 17, 1999: Pressure still on dams
to save salmon
- Nov. 16, 1999: Report looks at salmon
options
- Nov. 14, 1999: Interest groups on edge
over salmon
- Nov. 11, 1999: Official gives new plan
on dam breach
- Nov. 5, 1999: Oregon leaps into dam fray
- Nov. 5, 1999: New study says breaching
would bring economic benefits
- Nov. 2, 1999: Group says farmers must
be compensated if Ice Harbor breached
- Oct. 27, 1999: Officials debate dams
in Hermiston
- Oct. 13, 1999: Group slams dam study
- Oct. 2, 1999: Breaching benefits Tri-Cities,
group says
- Sept. 30, 1999: Gorton's dam defense
heads for president
- Sept. 4, 1999: New factors considered
in delay of dam breaching decision
- Aug. 24, 1999: Dam breach advice may
be to Congress in spring
- Aug. 5, 1999: Congress members put salmon
in spotlight
- July 31, 1999: Breaching would cost 500
jobs, corps finds
- July 15, 1999: Loss of dam's power likely
to prove costly
- June 25, 1999: Environmentalists predict
breach of Maine dam will set precedent
- June 19, 1999: Gorton severs strings
on funds for Elwha Dam
- June 17, 1999: Gorton opposes BPA plan
to save for dam removal
- June 4, 1999: Portland summit to highlight
benefits of dams
- June 2, 1999: Walden agrees dams must
not be breached
- May 26, 1999: Tribes could benefit from
dam breaching, corps report says
- May 14, 1999: Study on Grand Coulee Dam
has some farmers worried
- April 17, 1999: New data on barging change
ideas about dams
- April 15, 1999: Analysis concludes breaching
best for fish
- March 24, 1999: Scientists ask Clinton
to breach Snake dams
- March 9, 1999: Corps, activists battle
over leaked dam study
- March 5, 1999: Costs mount for Snake
dam removal
- March 4, 1999: Snake dams supporters
prevailing, Gorton says
- Feb. 26, 1999: Nez Perce tribe supports
dam breaching
- Feb. 25, 1999: Babbitt doesn't rule out
breaching nonfederal dams
- Feb. 21, 1999: Turnout light for Kennewick
dam forum
- Feb. 17, 1999: Dam backers, opponents
speak to Legislature
- Feb. 13, 1999: Gov. Locke's dam defense
shocks ecologists
- Feb. 11, 1999: Legislators to take up
dam issue in Olympia
- Jan. 28, 1999: Snake River dams remain
focus of salmon recovery
- Jan. 8, 1999: Corps delays dam draft
plan, plans for town meetings along Snake
- Jan. 5, 1999: Protest planned to save
Snake dams
- Dec. 12, 1998: Dam breaching study to
expand to account for costs
- Dec. 3, 1998: Portland author rallies
Tri-Citians against breaching dams
- Nov. 27, 1998: Dam breaching fires up
irrigators
- Nov. 13, 1998: Leave Snake dams alone,
corps told again
- Oct. 16, 1998: Gorton, White House battle
over dams' fate
- Oct. 15 1998: Top BPA official says breaching
Snake River damsÌan unlikely option
- Oct. 10 1998: Gorton yanks dam protection
plan from Interior bill
- Oct. 2, 1998: Breaching dams best for
salmon, panel finds
- Aug. 20, 1998: Gorton challenged in protecting
Snake dams
- Aug. 18, 1998: Breaching dams would revive
chinook, studies agree
- Aug. 2, 1998: Gov. BPA's future success
tied to saving salmon
- May 28, 1998: Breaching dams would be
costly, BPA offical says
- March 19, 1998: Mud would follow fish
if dams breached
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