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News about energy and natural resources in the Pacific Northwest
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Could the Northwest experience rolling blackouts? “Yes,” says John Fazio, senior power systems analyst. “And it almost happened in 2001.” Read more.
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Upcoming Meetings
NOVEMBER 17-18 : Council Meeting, Portland (all meetings are remote access only)
More meetings
Coronavirus update: Joining the effort to slow the spread of coronavirus, the Council will make all meetings completely virtual until further notice. The work of the Council and the RTF will continue remotely, and we encourage people to join our meetings and engage with our staff and members by phone and webinar and email. We will update this as more information becomes available.
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New federal law and permit allow states and tribes to remove more sea lions from the Columbia River, including Stellers, which can weigh more than a ton. Read more.
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Life cycle modelling using PIT tag data shows the fish remain at critically low numbers despite recovery effort. Read more.
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The projects are part of the Council's Columbia River Basin Fish and Wildlife Program. Read more.
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The 31 Partnership Task Force members included tribes; conservation groups, river users, hydropower interests, and representatives of the four Northwest states. Read more.
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