News about energy and natural resources in the Pacific Northwest
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While we’re experiencing a temporary uptick in salmon numbers for now, in the long term, conditions will trend back down, highlighting the need for more information to make good decisions on where to focus recovery efforts. Read more.
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Upcoming Meetings
APRIL 12-13: Council Meeting in Portland (Webinar)
More meetings
Coronavirus update: The Council will continue holding most meetings virtually. 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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The U.S. v. Oregon technical advisory committee says that despite an overall bump in numbers, a decline is forecast for 2022. Read more.
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The Clark Fork Delta River Project has helped reduce erosion in northern Idaho caused by water level fluctuations from the operation of the Albeni Falls Dam. Read more.
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The Council has appointed Jennifer Light as interim director of power planning to replace Ben Kujala, who has taken a position starting in June with Dunsky Energy + Climate Advisors. Read more.
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