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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 Liz Terhaar, Communications Director: (503.784.5324), liz@columbiariverkeeper.org.

Recent press highlights:

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"EPA ices WA state’s effort to regulate hot water in Columbia, Snake rivers"
Seattle Times

 The Trump administration & WA State squared off over EPA's decision to rollback efforts to tackle pollution from federal dams on the Columbia and Snake rivers.

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"Protesters blast gas fracking needed for Kalama methanol plant"
The Daily News

Environmentalist group Columbia Riverkeeper, which organized the rally, said it also delivered 130,000 public comments to the Governor’s Office opposing “fracked” gas projects.  

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"The state must reject new gas and oil projects to save the planet"
Seattle Times

Co-authored opinion piece calling on Governor Inslee to lean into his climate leadership and reject the Kalama methanol refinery.

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In the News

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

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Sam Drevo
February Enews

Help Orcas & Salmon, Stop Tar Sands Oil in PDX, Volunteering, and more

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Red-tailed Hawk, Angels Rest Year_ 2017 Limited Edition linoleum cut print, 8.5_ x 11” Artist_ Clare Carpenter, Tiger Food Press www.tigerfoodpress.com
Latest Newsletter

The Interview Edition: Superheroes vs. Big Oil; How Penalties from Columbia Riverkeeper Lawsuits Restore, Protect Clean Water; and more.

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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, Clare Carpenter, Nicholas K. Geranios of AP News, Power Past Fracked Gas, Donna Grethen, and Paloma Ayala.