Protected areas draw interest in Fish and Wildlife Program review
- October 08, 2013
- John Harrison
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Making the Business Case for Energy Efficiency
- October 03, 2013
- Carol Winkel
In a recently released analysis, the Bonneville Power Administration set out to answer a simple question: How much would the agency have paid on the spot power market for the same amount of energy it saved from FY
Solid-state Lighting Could Reach 40 Percent of U.S. Market by 2020
- October 01, 2013
- Carol Winkel
2013: A record year for fall Chinook
- September 27, 2013
- John Harrison
Sorting Out the Effects of Dams and the Ocean on Salmon Survival
- September 27, 2013
- Carol Winkel
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2013 is a good year for salmon so far, with some exceptions
- September 25, 2013
- Carol Winkel
The number of adult salmon counted crossing Bonneville Dam in 2013 topped 1 million fish yesterday, September 24, a great accomplishment. Eighty-two percent of those 1,006,619 fish (830,177) were fall Chinook, the biggest run of fall Chinook counted at Bonneville
Ninth Circuit Appeals Court upholds Council’s consideration of fish and wildlife interests in developing regional power plan
- September 25, 2013
On September 18, 2013, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued a decision affirming the Council’s consideration of fish and wildlife interests in developing its Sixth Northwest Conservation and Electric Power Plan in 2010. The ruling came
Recommendations pour in to amend fish and wildlife program
- September 24, 2013
- John Harrison
Fall Chinook salmon run is historic
- September 23, 2013
- John Harrison
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Council recommends continued funding of Lake Roosevelt kokanee production
- September 11, 2013
- John Harrison
The Northwest Power and Conservation Council approved a proposal by the Spokane Tribe of Indians to continue producing kokanee -- freshwater sockeye salmon -- and releasing the fish into Lake Roosevelt behind Grand Coulee Dam. Kokanee provide a culturally important
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