American Rivers seeks proposals for river restoration project grants as part of its partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Community-based Restoration Program.
American Rivers & NOAA now accepting proposals for river restoration grants
By: John Seebach Monday October 1, 2007
Key Words: community-based restoration program | dam removal | fish passage | grant | NOAA | stream barriers States: California | Connecticut | Delaware | District of Columbia | Idaho | Maine | Maryland | Massachusetts | New Hampshire | New Jersey | New York | Oregon | Pennsylvania | Rhode Island | Vermont | Virginia | Washington American Rivers seeks proposals for river restoration project grants as part of its partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Community-based Restoration Program. ![]() Coalition seeks National CoordinatorWe're hiring! The Hydropower Reform Coalition is seeking applications for a DC-based National Coordinator. ![]() Energy Policy Act rules go to federal court
By: Rebecca Sherman Thursday August 31, 2006
On August 29, 2006, a federal court heard arguments over whether the Departments of Interior, Commerce, and Agriculture followed the law when they published the implementing rules for the hydropower provisions of the Energy Policy Act of 2006. ![]() Big win for the Skokomish River
By: John Seebach Thursday August 24, 2006
Region: Northwest Key Words: 401 | bull trout | economics | Endangered Species Act | Federal Power Act | FERC | litigation
Project:
Cushman : P-460
On August 22nd, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a decision in City of Tacoma v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. After being left nearly dry for more than 80 years by the Cushman hydroelectric project, the North Fork Skokomish river will once again have a healthy flow of water. ![]() Supreme Court Upholds States' Right to Protect Rivers from Hydropower Dams
By: John Seebach Monday May 15, 2006
Key Words: 401 | American Rivers | Clean Water Act | Friends of the Presumpscot | litigation | Supreme Court
![]() The Hydropower Industry Attacks the Clean Water ActWASHINGTON, DC - The hydropower industry is about to get its day in court in a Clean Water Act case before the U.S. Supreme Court this February. If the industry wins, rivers everywhere will lose. ![]() |
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