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Dead fish, live debate
Sac Bee ^ | 10/06/02 | Bee Editorial Staff

Posted on 10/06/2002 9:37:28 AM PDT by NormsRevenge

Edited on 04/12/2004 5:45:22 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]

Something obviously went wrong on the Klamath River. An estimated 30,000 salmon are dead. And the many warring interests along the river are in full finger-pointing mode. Environmentalists and Indian tribes are blaming the Bush administration for depriving the river of water. The upstream farmers who want that water are defending their Washington friends.


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TOPICS: Front Page News; Government; Politics/Elections; US: California; US: Oregon
KEYWORDS: deadfish; debate; fishkill; klamathbasincrisis

1 posted on 10/06/2002 9:37:28 AM PDT by NormsRevenge
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To: NormsRevenge
Worth repeating:

A "natural" Klamath this September, in fact, might have had even less water.

2 posted on 10/06/2002 10:23:36 AM PDT by Nephi
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To: NormsRevenge
All signs indicate a whopper of a fall salmon run is arriving into the Sacramento and Klamath river systems.

Thus giving the lie to the oft-repeated mantra that salmon in the Sacramento system are somehow in danger of dying out.

3 posted on 10/06/2002 10:37:40 AM PDT by jimtorr
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To: NormsRevenge
Its all Jeff Head's fault. Those POOR FISH!!!!!
4 posted on 10/06/2002 2:55:17 PM PDT by babble-on
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