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Columbia Riverkeeper is regularly featured in national and regional media, because we work on important climate and clean water issues.

For Media Requests, contact Jamie Melton, Communications Coordinator: (503.467.8283), jamie@columbiariverkeeper.org.

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May Enews

May News: Historic Action for Orcas, Salmon, and How to Take Action Now

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River Currents Newsletter Issue 1 2020

In this Issue: It’s time to celebrate 20 years of amazing victories for clean water. Each of you makes Columbia Riverkeeper a force for good in these challenging times.

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Columbia Riverkeeper is regularly featured in media discussing our work on important climate and clean water issues. 

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Washington Petrochemical Plant Subsidies Would Violate Federal ‘Double Dipping’ Rules Say Environmental Groups

A plan to build a natural gas–fueled petrochemical plant in Kalama, Washington, ran into a new legal hurdle last week, as a coalition of environmental groups raised new objections to its construction.

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Recent press highlights:
Oregon Public Broadcasting
"Federal Environmental Policies during Pandemic Raise Concerns across NW"

"State agencies and advocates have been alarmed by federal environmental policy rollbacks that continue unabated by the global coronavirus pandemic."

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PBS
"The Making of 'The Thin Green Line'"

“The [fossil fuel corporations] clearly misjudged how fiercely we will protect this place" -Brett VandenHeuvel

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Brett VandenHeuvel, Executive Director, Columbia Riverkeeper
CNN
"How a Dead Whale Gave New Life to the Debate over Dams in the Pacific NW"

"It was the greatest salmon fishery in the world..."
-Brett VandenHeuvel

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Columbia Riverkeeper's work on important climate and clean water issues is regularly featured in the news.

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Photo and credit (from top to bottom, left to right):
Kristi Nakata, Columbia Riverkeeper, Courtesy of Sam Drevo, West NOAA Fisheries, Nicholas K. Geranios of AP News, Power Past Fracked Gas, Donna Grethen, and Paloma Ayala.