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Legislation To Protect Snake River Dams Introduced
Legislation To Protect Snake River Dams Introduced
Legislation To Protect Snake River Dams Introduced
On Wednesday, Idaho Senator Jim Risch and Central Washington Representative Dan Newhouse introduced the Northwest Security Act.  The legislation would o require the Bureau of Reclamation, the Bonneville Power Administration, and the U.S. Army C...
Newhouse Encouraged About Trump 2.0
Newhouse Encouraged About Trump 2.0
Newhouse Encouraged About Trump 2.0
Once again, efforts are underway to remove the Snake River dams.  Officials in the state of Washington as well as the Federal level say the dams must be removed to help salmon migration numbers as well as the overall environment.  Central Washington’s Dan Newhouse said over the past four years of the Biden Administration, the dams have been in the crosshairs, despite the many benefits they bring t
PCC Railway Slated To Undergo Improvements
PCC Railway Slated To Undergo Improvements
PCC Railway Slated To Undergo Improvements
According to the Washington State Department of Transportation, a project to improve 34 miles of railroad track between Davenport and Wilbur recently received a $37.7 million grant from the Federal Railroad Administration.  DOT says the grant, from the Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements program, will be used to continue enhancements on the state-owned Palouse River and Coulee
Hennings: Farmers Need To Share Their Thoughts On The Dams
Hennings: Farmers Need To Share Their Thoughts On The Dams
Hennings: Farmers Need To Share Their Thoughts On The Dams
In late September, the U.S. Department of Energy announced a study looking at meeting electrical needs in the event that the four lower Snake River dams were removed.  This news comes of the heals of a variety of studies and proposal looking at removing the dams that are so important to the farming community across the Northwest, and across the nation.  Michell...
DOE Launches Its Own Snake River Dam Study
DOE Launches Its Own Snake River Dam Study
DOE Launches Its Own Snake River Dam Study
Earlier this week, the U.S. Department of Energy announced a study on replacing the Lower Snake River Dams.  DOE said the Pacific Northwest Regional Energy Planning Project will be an 18-month study, exploring how utilities in Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Montana can deal with future power needs in the event that the Snake River dams are removed.  The stu...

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