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Nation Feb 28

Feds won’t allow Oregon dams to be removed to aid salmon recovery

By Gillian Flaccus, Associated Press

Nation Nov 03

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To build or not to build, that’s the dam question in dry California

Across California, after years of punishing drought, reservoirs that normally fill canals and make crops bloom are greatly depleted or even empty. Some say that getting more water into storage by building more dams is key. But dams also create…

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Nation Nov 03

Why dams are at the heart of California’s water wars

I’ve been covering California water issues a long time. As the years have gone by, the water wars have ebbed and flowed. Mostly flowed.

By Spencer Michels

Nation Feb 11

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Increasing hydropower hits a bipartisan sweet spot

Energy will be a key issue for the new Congress, and hydropower is one of the few areas of agreement between Democrats and Republicans. Legislative changes have made it easier to develop small-scale hydroelectric projects and both parties find it…

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World May 26

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China Aftershock Kills 8, Destroys 70,000 Homes

A powerful aftershock killed eight people and destroyed 70,000 homes in China's Sichuan province Sunday, amid continued disaster relief efforts from the initial deadly May 12 quake.

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