New post: The Brave New World of Klamath Water and Endangered Species Management
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Felice Pace
Jan 21, 2012, 7:06:02 PM1/21/12
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In The Brave New World of Klamath Water and Endangered Species
Management long-time Klamath River activist Felice Pace looks deeply
into the meaning and implications of the KBRA Water Deal. The report
attempts to demystify a complex and convoluted document written by
water lawyers. It provides analysis and projects impacts which have
not been discussed before. The objective is to make clear what is at
stake, who stands to benefit and who stands to lose out.
If Felice is correct, the KBRA could make it virtually impossible to
restore abundant salmon to the Klamath River Basin. The Report
explains why he thinks that's the case. We hope you'll read it at:
http://klamblog.blogspot.com/2012/01/klamblog-report-brave-new-world-of.html#more
Management long-time Klamath River activist Felice Pace looks deeply
into the meaning and implications of the KBRA Water Deal. The report
attempts to demystify a complex and convoluted document written by
water lawyers. It provides analysis and projects impacts which have
not been discussed before. The objective is to make clear what is at
stake, who stands to benefit and who stands to lose out.
If Felice is correct, the KBRA could make it virtually impossible to
restore abundant salmon to the Klamath River Basin. The Report
explains why he thinks that's the case. We hope you'll read it at:
http://klamblog.blogspot.com/2012/01/klamblog-report-brave-new-world-of.html#more
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