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Bonneville Power Administration must balance energy needs with affordability and salmon protections

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By Tamara Kennedy, Anne Hedges, Bob Jenks, Brad Smith
| Yahoo Verified
Follow Bonneville Power Administration must balance energy needs with affordability and salmon protections Tamara Kennedy, Anne Hedges, Bob Jenks, Brad Smith Tue, July 21, 2026 at 4:16 PM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Oregon's Bonneville Dam is the last of 14 dams on the Columbia River before it empties into the Pacific Ocean.
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New BPA leader must find balance between modernization, conservation

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By Anne Hedges, Tamara Kennedy
| The Seattle Times Verified
For decades the Northwest has enjoyed affordable, abundant and clean electricity. We enjoy some of the lowest electric rates in the country because of our hydropower resources and now, with vast wind and solar resources at hand, we can meet future challenges, too.
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Trump should butt out of TransAlta's planned shutdown in WA | Op-Ed

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By Christina Wong, Tamara Kennedy, Gregg Small
| The Seattle Times Verified
On Dec. 16, while Washingtonians were experiencing catastrophic flooding right before the holidays, the Trump administration executed a fake and illegal emergency order to keep Washington’s only coal-fired power plant online past its planned retirement at the end of 2025. This order is both egregious federal overreach and an outright theft of Washington’s 15-year investment in a responsible transition for the Centralia coal plant.
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