Northwest dams threaten salmon runs in Columbia and Snake rivers
Northwest dams on the Columbia and Snake rivers endanger the historic salmon run. The article notes dams block access, reduce survival at turbines, and force reliance on hatcheries while preserving some fisheries. It cites Grand Coulee and other barriers, economic stakes, and wildlife concerns.
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Mike Doan
Associated Press
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