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BPA Pulls Funding From Major Columbia River Fishery

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By K.C. Mehaffey
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A major source of Chinook and coho fishing in the lower Columbia River just lost its funding from the Bonneville Power Administration. kAmq!p[ H9:49 92D 4@?EC:3FE65 E@ E96 $6=64E pC62 u:D96C:6D t?92?46>6?E W$putX AC@8C2> D:?46 `hhb[ :?7@C>65 E96 ~C68@? s6A2CE>6?E @7 u:D9 2?5 (:=5=:76 @? yF?6 `g E92E :E H@F=5 ?@E 36 C6?6H:?8 :ED 4@?EC24E @? ~4E] `]k^Am kAm%96 $put AC@8C2> C2:D6D 23@FE f >:==:@? D>@=ED 2E G2C:@FD 92E496C:6D E92E 2C6 C62C65 :? ?6E A6?D 2E *@F?8D q2J[ q=:?5 $=@F89 2?5 %@?8F6 !@:?E :?
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Columbia River Fish Managers Prepare for Potentially Dismal Sockeye Run

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By K.C. Mehaffey
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Unless returns pick up soon, the Columbia Basin could be looking at a disappointing year for sockeye returns, with current projections for the total run coming in at less than half of preseason estimates. Those early estimates expected roughly 274,900 sockeye to return to the mouth of the Columbia River.
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Army Corps Tests New Fish Ladder Cooling System

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By K.C. Mehaffey
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is testing a new system to cool water flowing through both of Lower Monumental Dam’s fish ladders and is testing its effectiveness compared to a more costly system that pumps cooler water to the surface. Called a fish bubbler, the device releases compressed air deep underwater. kAm“pD E96 3F33=6D C:D6[ E96J 4C62E6 2?
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