Our latest action alerts, blog posts, and media highlights
News: Ecology puts Kalama Methanol decision on hold
Today, the Washington Department of Ecology (Ecology) put a permit decision on hold for a massive fracked gas-to-methanol refinery in Kalama, WA.
Climate Youth Activists Speak Out Against Kalama Methanol
Will you join these youth activists and fight for a stable climate?
September Spotlight: Mike Harvey, Fisherman and Photographer Leaving a Legacy for Salmon
Mike Harvey is one of Riverkeeper’s most enthusiastic volunteers. In 2019 alone, he has helped with the Pete Seeger Sing-along event, donated time to administrative tasks in the Portland office, and generously made Riverkeeper a beneficiary of his will.
All Hands on Deck: Protecting the Columbia from Hanford
All Hands on Deck Event: 10/3 at the Portland Patagonia Store
Washington Must Reject Massive Fossil Fuel Refinery
State has 30 Days to Stop World’s Largest Fracked Gas-to-Methanol Refinery
Nichols Natural Area Fall Work Parties
Join Columbia Riverkeeper for our Nichols Natural Area Fall Work Parties on Wednesday, September 25 and Saturday, October 19.
EPA’s Dangerous Plan to Increase Toxic Pollution in Washington Waters
Support clean water and protect people’s health: demand the Trump administration abandon its proposal to increase toxic pollution in Washington’s rivers.
ACT: Stand up for salmon, orcas, and fishing!
Fight for baby salmon, petition Washington Department of Ecology
Groups Call Out Oregon DEQ for Columbia River Ethanol, Oil Terminal Decision
"... Global’s oil-by-rail plans pose a huge risk to people and clean water. ..." -Dan Serres, Conservation Director, Columbia Riverkeeper
Metal Fabrication Company Agrees to Comply with Law, Pay $374,000 in Clean Water Lawsuit
“Today’s agreement is a win for clean water. Industrial polluters like Tapani must take responsibility for fouling local waterways,”
-Simone Anter, associate attorney with Columbia Riverkeeper.