Lin Laughy’s latest take on the good reasons the lower four Snake River Dams should be reduced to rubble as soon as possible.

The BPA’s long-running response to accessible, open, accurate data on the status of salmon: kill the messenger.

The hyper driven profit motive is a factor in the general failure of salmon recovery.

The failure to open up the Snake River to unfettered salmon migration puts the future of salmon runs at severe risk for extinction.

The end of fire season in the era of climate chaos is something to be relieved and grateful for. But that sense of relief is likely to be short lived.

In a tragic turn of events, over 11,000 lives were lost in the city of Derna, Libya, as two dams collapsed, unleashing a devastating flood.

Portland General Electric's Deschutes Dilemma: A Watershed Wake-Up Call.

Portland General Electric’s red herring about cold water and the efficacy of the Selective Water Withdrawal Tower at Pelton Dam.

Climate chaos escalates: wildfires, floods, and record heat. Urgent action required for a livable planet. Stay tuned for solutions. 🔥🌊

A lot of eyebrows were raised a couple weeks ago when Native Fish Society reported on their role as members of Portland General Electric’s Fish Committee.

Highly radioactive waste is spilling beneath a building on the Hanford nuclear reservation near the Columbia River.

We still have the power to save the wild places we love. You are what you eat, my friends.

Conservative leaders from Washington, Oregon, and Georgia attempt to rile a few hundred dam huggers into a frenzy.

Doom scrolling on your digital device is dangerous. It can lead to a false sense that the whole world is falling apart.

Trollers in Southeast Alaska are shocked to learn their salmon fishing fate.

You’ll need more than tears and beers to get through this Steelhead season. This year, it might be time to pick up the sword of activism.

An excerpt from Steven Hawley’s book about dirty dams—and their methane problem.

An interview with author Steven Hawley

RE: Request for comment on salmon and the Salmon River.