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SEPTEMBER 2007

 

KITTITAS CO. GROUP WANTS TO HALT NEW WELLS

PROPOSED RESERVOIR COULD TAINT COLUMBIA RIVER

BLACK ROCK WATER SEEPAGE STUDY RELEASED BY BUREAU OF RECLAMATION

WASHINGTON FARM BUREAU APPLAUDS SUPREME COURT RULING IN FAVOR OF AGRICULTURE

SALMON AND DAMS CAN COEXIST ON THE SNAKE RIVER

2007 AWRA-WA Annual Conference:
Transboundary Water Resources of Washington State and British Columbia

CLEAR AS MUD: NEWEST NINTH CIRCUIT CASE INTERPRETATING RAPANOS TEST FOR CLEAN WATER ACT JURISDICTION OFFERS LITTLE CLARITY

CONGRESSMAN FILNER HELPS CITIZENS PROTECT ENDANGERED SPECIES

PROGRAM EARMARKS FUNDS FOR COLUMBIA RIVER PROJECTS

FEDS RELEASE DRAFT RECOVERY PLAN FOR WA PYGMY RABBIT

COUNTY LEARNS LESSONS FROM FIGHT WITH FARMER

FEDERAL EXECUTIVES COMMENT ON NEW APPROACH FOR SALMON RECOVERY

COLUMBIA RIVER BASIN WATER MANAGEMENT GRANT TRAINING ON MONDAY

ABUSE OF WATER LAWS JEOPARDIZES SUPPLY FOR PEOPLE, FISH

FORMER CONGRESSWOMAN JENNIFER DUNN DIES AT 66

NEW RULE AMENDMENTS ADOPTED FOR THE WALLA WALLA RIVER BASIN, WRIA 32 - EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 5, 2007

RECLAMATION AWARDS $3.9 MILLION CONTRACT FOR MAINTENANCE AT GRAND COULEE DAM

TIETON FLIP-FLOP FLOWS SHOULD PEAK IN EARLY WEEKS OF SEPTEMBER

SALI WINS SUPPORT FOR HYDROPOWER

SECRETARY KEMPTHORNE ANNOUNCES NEW GRANT PROGRAM
UNDER WATER 2025

STATE ECOLOGY HOPES TO MEASURE

THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT OUT OF CONTROL
 

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COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD

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