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Jayapal Statement on the Dissolution of the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement
Washington State’s U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal releases statement objecting to the Trump Administration Abandoning the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement.
Representative Smith statement on Trump’s Withdrawal from the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement
Washington State’s U.S. Representative Adam Smith releases statement objecting to the Trump Administration Abandoning the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement.
Senator Murray Statement on Trump Decision to Withdraw From Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement
Washington’s U.S. Senator Patty Murray releases statement objecting to the Trump Administration Abandoning the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement.
Wyden Statement on Trump Administration Decision to Pull out of the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement
Oregon’s U.S. Senator Ron Wyden releases statement objecting to the Trump Administration Abandoning the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement.
Merkley: Trump’s Withdrawal from Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement Fails Our Communities
Oregon’s U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley releases statement objecting to the Trump Administration Abandoning the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement.
Salinas, Bonamici, Dexter, Hoyle, Bynum Statement on the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement
Andrea Salinas (OR-06), Maxine Dexter (OR-03), Val Hoyle (OR-04), Janelle Bynum (OR-05), & Suzanne Bonamici (OR-01) released a statement objecting to the Trump Administration Abandoning the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement.
Trump Administration Abandons Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement—Choosing a No Win Scenario for the Northwest
Today, the Trump administration announced its decision to withdraw from the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement (RCBA), abandoning an unprecedented opportunity to restore endangered salmon and steelhead and modernize the region’s energy infrastructure in partnership with Columbia Basin Tribes and the states of Washington and Oregon.
The Columbia Snake River Campaign issued the following statement in response.
Columbia Snake River Campaign Challenges BPA on Attempting to Gut Salmon Recovery Goals
Today, the Columbia Snake River Campaign issued a sharp rebuke of the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) for its reckless recommendations to the Northwest Power and Conservation Council (the Council) for updating its Fish and Wildlife Program. In an outright abdication of duty, BPA is urging the Council to abandon its long-standing goal of restoring adult salmon and steelhead runs to five million fish annually—despite decades of scientific consensus and bipartisan support.
Statement on BPA’s Day-Ahead Market Decision
Bonneville’s Rush to Markets+ Puts Northwest Power Customers at Risk
Risch-Newhouse Bill Would Reverse Energy Progress at the Cost of Salmon Extinction
Comprehensive Water Study Charts Path to Lower Snake River Restoration, Salmon Recovery, and Agricultural Resilience
RAFT's Claims Are Misleading: Time to Move Forward with Modern Solutions for Salmon and the Pacific Northwest
Hundreds Gather in Tri-Cities to Continue Cultivating Solutions for Salmon Across the Northwest
Columbia Snake River Campaign Applauds WSDOT Study on Lower Snake River Transportation: Positive Steps Forward for Salmon and Farmers
