Columbia Riverkeeper Welcomes New Members to Board of Directors
Columbia Riverkeeper welcomes new members to Board of Directors, Jodie Gates and Judge Anita Jackson.
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Columbia Riverkeeper welcomes new members to Board of Directors, Jodie Gates and Judge Anita Jackson.
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New report links data centers with push for new gas. Read more
Controversial License to Destroy Sacred Tribal Resources Challenged in Federal Court Read more
Darigold agrees to remediate water pollution to the Lower Yakima Valley and pay $2,000,000 to the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation for projects benefiting water quality. Read more
Breaking news: one of the largest gas pipeline systems in Washington is actively exploring options to build new gas pipelines in the Northwest. Read more
Photo credit: Paloma Ayala FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Kelly Campbell, Policy Director, 541-953-5475 New Report Highlights Data Center Impacts Along the Columbia Report offers recommendations to curb harms from Big … Read more
The proposed giveaway of 150 acres of public land from the Mt. Hood National Forest to The Dalles in HR 655 would set a dangerous precedent that could be replicated across the west. Read more
FERC Issues Decision to Permanently Destroy Sacred Tribal Cultural Properties Read more
NEXT Renewable Fuels, Inc. needs a major federal permit for its proposed impacts to the Port Westward levee Read more
Oregon Court of Appeals sides with Tribes and fish advocates, restores protections for salmon Read more
Proposed refinery near Clatskanie promises to support climate goals, but new report shows it would have difficulty finding low-carbon feedstock Read more
In a significant win for salmon and water quality in the Columbia River Basin, the City of Quincy, Washington has agreed to a settlement with Columbia Riverkeeper that will resolve a federal Clean Water Act lawsuit and ensure the city’s industrial wastewater treatment facility complies with its permit. Read more