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KlamathFarmers, Fishers, Tribes Say “Restore the Klamath!”by Elizabeth Brink A broad coalition has come together to call for removal of four dams and restoration of once-thriving salmon runs in the Klamath River. Related content:
Leading Socially Responsible Investor Joins Advocates in Call to Berkshire Hathaway ShareholdersMONDAY, APRIL 27
Shelley Alpern (Trillium), (617) 292-8026 x. 248 Related content:
Berkshire Hathaway Sustainability Report ResolutionInternational Rivers, together with the International Labor Rights Forum, is urging shareholders in Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Corp. to support a resolution requesting company management to produce a sustainability report. The letter sent to the leading shareholder advisory services by International Rivers and ILRF can be downloaded below.
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Klamath tribes and allies protest at hydro industry conference in Portland, Oregon. Aug. 2006.Related content:
"The Klamath River Basin: Decline and Restoration," by Jacques LeslieKlamath tribes and allies protest at hydro industry conference in Portland, Oregon. Aug. 2006. (Patrick McCully/International Rivers) Essay written by California writer Jacques Leslie in 2007 for the forthcoming multimedia exhibit, "Water, Rivers and People." Related content:
Interview with Craig Tucker, Klamath Campaign Coordinator, Karuk Tribe
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Klamath Dam Removal Takes Step Forwardby Craig Tucker In the Western water wars, it's the equivalent of the Berlin Wall coming down. That's how important the demolition of four dams on the salmon-starved Klamath River will be if a promising agreement is carried out. -San Francisco Chronicle, November 14, 2008 Today, there is light at the end of the tunnel in the long and contentious battle over the management of the Klamath River near the California-Oregon border, where dams and diversions have decimated once-healthy fisheries, left behind poisonous waters contaminated with algae, and angered tribes, farmers and fishing communities.
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