So, four years after those 2003 floods, the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie still had a $5 million-plus backlog of repairs that were never completed — and then got hit with another $11 million in damages in last winter’s storms.
April 19, 2007
Washington: Funding for our national forests is disgraceful
A huge win for bull trout!
Judge Finds Malheur National Forest Grazing Unlawfully Impacts Endangered Trout
PORTLAND, OREGON, Apr. 19 -/E-Wire/– Fish advocates hailed a decision from a federal court yesterday that rejected the Bush administration’s plan for rolling back protections to threatened steelhead and bull trout from livestock grazing on eastern Oregon’s Malheur National Forest, violating the Endangered Species Act.