Bonneville Fish Game Launch
The “Bonneville Fish Game” helps to understand the toxic pollution at Bonneville Dam, how it affects fish and communities, and why cleanup matters. Read more
“Collision Course – Hanford Cleanup, Nuclear Energy, and Data Centers” Webinar Recording and Resources
Explore the myth of nuclear reprocessing, why adding new nuclear to the Hanford Nuclear Site is a bad idea, and how the parasitic nature of nuclear energy and data centers are creating a new wave of environmental justice burdens falling squarely on the shoulders of Indigenous frontline communities. Read more
Kids Make the Best Scientists
This spring, nearly 400 students visited Nichols guided by Columbia Riverkeeper’s environmental educators, and explored the site through hands-on activities and games. Read more
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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Nippon Dynawave Spill Update and FAQ
In the wake of the tragedy in Longview, we wanted to share information and resources on this developing situation. Read more
Protect Pushpum Event Inspires
Hundreds gather in Goldendale, Washington partly in celebration and partly in resistance at the sacred site of Pushpum. Read more
Dirty Secrets: Data Centers Drive Demand for Gas in Oregon, Washington
New report links data centers with push for new gas. Read more
Data Center Victory: Implementing Oregon’s POWER Act
States, organizations push back against Trump’s weakening of nuclear regulations. Read more
Controversial License to Destroy Sacred Tribal Resources Challenged in Federal Court
Controversial License to Destroy Sacred Tribal Resources Challenged in Federal Court Read more
Data Centers in Oregon: Opportunities for Public Engagement
Now is your chance to speak up about the massive increase in data centers in Oregon. Read more
Darigold to Pay $2 Million Penalty
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