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Opinion - The bipartisan wildfire bill is ready. Oregon’s US senators should help pass it.

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By Kurt Miller
| Yahoo Verified
Federal law allows utilities operating on national forest land to remove hazardous trees only within 10 feet of a power line. In Western forests, where trees routinely reach 100 feet tall and a single ignition can drive hundreds of thousands of acres of destruction, 10 feet is not a safety standard — it is a disaster waiting to happen.
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Idaho’s U.S. Sen. Frank Church wrote BPA’s rulebook. It demands reliable power, too. Original

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By Will Hart, Kurt Miller
| Idaho Capital Sun
Even so, investments in hatcheries and passage have produced gains. Average salmon and steelhead returns over the past 15 years have more than quadrupled at Lower Granite Dam, compared with the dam’s first year of operation in 1975. The power picture is going in the opposite direction.
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More spill, less hydropower: The electric grid tradeoffs Washington can’t ignore Original

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By Kurt Miller
| Washington State Standard Verified
Northwest electricity customers are again being told not to worry. In litigation over Columbia Basin salmon, federal agencies began spilling more water last month to comply with a federal court order, sending more water over spillways rather than through power-generating turbines. According to court filings, the order will cost Bonneville Power Administration customers over $100 million a year and cut hydropower output by 1,000 megawatts in August and 500 in September.
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