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Lost Valley cows in manure, June 2017
Emergency Action Tainted Drinking Water in Eastern Oregon

Safe Drinking Water Act petition to the EPA concerning drinking water sources near Eastern Oregon’s large dairies and feedlots.

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Clean Water Act Victory

Food Processing Company Agrees to Comply with Law, Pay $150,000 in Clean Water Lawsuit brought by Columbia Riverkeeper

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Lower Snake River Dams
Washington Draft Stakeholder Report on Lower Snake River Dams

We need people from around the Northwest to give feedback.

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No LNG Rally on May 26, 2015, in Salem, Oregon; in 2016 we defeated the project, photo by Alex Milan Tracey
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Power Past Fracked Gas rally, photo by Blake Ale.
Setback for World’s Largest Proposed Fracked-Gas-to-Methanol Refinery

Washington Requires New Environmental Study for Kalama Methanol

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Conoce tu Columbia launch party, Sept. 2017
Tune in to Conoce Tu Columbia

Check out episodes of our bilingual radio show and podcast that airs on Radio Tierra.

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Columbia Riverkeeper works to protect, restore, & care for the Columbia River.

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How we do it:

 
Protect

We protect Columbia River communities and habitat from new threats, such as fossil fuel export terminals and intensive industrial development.

Restore

We restore our right to clean water and healthy fish by reducing toxic pollution.

Care

We care for the river by providing hands-on opportunities for diverse communities to engage with their river.

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HOW WE WORK

We use legal advocacy and community organizing to stop pollution, fight fossil fuel terminals, save salmon, build stewardship, and clean up Hanford.

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River Currents Newsletter Out

We the People Issue: How your Columbia Riverkeeper membership is promoting life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; the 50th anniversary of the seminal case Sohappy v. Smith; and annual financial report.

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Page photo and art credits, in top down, left to right order: 
Paloma Ayala, Nina Montenegro, BPA, OPB, Paloma Ayala, and Kathleen Courian-Sanchez.