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Complete Missouri pond reclamation project: Building the beach

Complete Missouri pond reclamation project: Building the beach

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Line-cleaning project aims to clear up Columbia County water

Line-cleaning project aims to clear up Columbia County water

Major infrastructure project underway in West Columbia

Major infrastructure project underway in West Columbia

MSNWLTX-TV Columbia

Columbia Basin Pygmy Rabbit Recovery | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Columbia Basin Pygmy Rabbit Recovery | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

American Experience - The Columbia Basin Project - Twin Cities PBS

American Experience - The Columbia Basin Project - Twin Cities PBS

Columbia tackles $150 million canal recovery a decade after historic flood

Columbia tackles $150 million canal recovery a decade after historic flood

Columbia tackles $150 million canal recovery a decade after historic flood

Columbia tackles $150 million canal recovery a decade after historic flood

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WALLA WALLA, Washington — The view along the Mill Creek Flood Project between the S. Colville St. Bridge to the Land Title Plaza area at E. Main St & S. 1st. Ave. | My Columbia Basin

WALLA WALLA, Washington — The view along the Mill Creek Flood Project between the S. Colville St. Bridge to the Land Title Plaza area at E. Main St & S. 1st. Ave. | My Columbia Basin

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Every year in the United States there are an estimated 4,000* fatal, unintentional drownings—that is an average of 11 drowning deaths per day. Most of these could have been prevented if the person was a strong swimmer. Remember, you and your child can forget to wear a lifejacket, but will never forget how to swim. Teaching your child to swim as soon as they can walk, and if you don't know how to swim, it is never too late to learn. Contact your local pool to inquire about swimming lessons, and a

Every year in the United States there are an estimated 4,000* fatal, unintentional drownings—that is an average of 11 drowning deaths per day. Most of these could have been prevented if the person was a strong swimmer. Remember, you and your child can forget to wear a lifejacket, but will never forget how to swim. Teaching your child to swim as soon as they can walk, and if you don't know how to swim, it is never too late to learn. Contact your local pool to inquire about swimming lessons, and a

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Experience professional local guidance through the closing process of your next real estate purchase or refinance with Pioneer Title and Escrow, serving Umatilla County since 1955. http://www.pioneertitleco.net/ https://www.facebook.com/PioneerEscrow/ (Advertisement) | My Columbia Basin

Experience professional local guidance through the closing process of your next real estate purchase or refinance with Pioneer Title and Escrow, serving Umatilla County since 1955. http://www.pioneertitleco.net/ https://www.facebook.com/PioneerEscrow/ (Advertisement) | My Columbia Basin

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With more than 200 dams, the Columbia River Basin ranks among the most heavily dammed landscapes in the world. Removing just four outdated, high-cost dams on the lower Snake River would restore salmon, strengthen local economies, and power the region with a cleaner, more resilient energy system. | Columbia/Snake River Campaign

With more than 200 dams, the Columbia River Basin ranks among the most heavily dammed landscapes in the world. Removing just four outdated, high-cost dams on the lower Snake River would restore salmon, strengthen local economies, and power the region with a cleaner, more resilient energy system. | Columbia/Snake River Campaign

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Columbia Basin Railroad receives federal funding for rehabilitation

Columbia Basin Railroad receives federal funding for rehabilitation

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife staff, alongside employees from several agency partners, conducted wild captures of Columbia Basin pygmy rabbits in February 2023 to collect data on the rabbits, complete a health exam, and vaccinate the rabbits against an emerging threat - rabbit hemorrhagic disease. This work was conducted as part of a major conservation recovery effort underway for this species. In 2001, with as few as 16 pygmy rabbits known to exist in Washington, the Washington Dep

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife staff, alongside employees from several agency partners, conducted wild captures of Columbia Basin pygmy rabbits in February 2023 to collect data on the rabbits, complete a health exam, and vaccinate the rabbits against an emerging threat - rabbit hemorrhagic disease. This work was conducted as part of a major conservation recovery effort underway for this species. In 2001, with as few as 16 pygmy rabbits known to exist in Washington, the Washington Dep

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Local mine reclamation project receives award

Local mine reclamation project receives award

MSNWTWO Terre Haute

How the Columbia River Basin formed over millions of years

How the Columbia River Basin formed over millions of years

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HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE MILTON-FREEWATER - A fire destroyed a two-story home located in the area of South Main St. and South Mill St. in Milton-Freewater Thursday morning. When firefighters arrived around 7:30 a.m., the house was fully involved. While the cause is still under investigation, it appears the fire started in the garage behind the home and spread. The Milton-Freewater Fire Department was assisted by crews from Milton-Freewater Rural Fire and EMS. Video courtesy Danielle Scanlon | My C

HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE MILTON-FREEWATER - A fire destroyed a two-story home located in the area of South Main St. and South Mill St. in Milton-Freewater Thursday morning. When firefighters arrived around 7:30 a.m., the house was fully involved. While the cause is still under investigation, it appears the fire started in the garage behind the home and spread. The Milton-Freewater Fire Department was assisted by crews from Milton-Freewater Rural Fire and EMS. Video courtesy Danielle Scanlon | My C

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**BREAKING NEWS** UPDATE at 7:40 p.m.: Chief Critchley texted, "When the wind kicks up, this will happen again. We have a firetruck at the scene, but it is unsafe for anyone to get to the basement. We will continue to suppress any fire." UPDATE at 3 p.m.: Chief Critchley reports the fire is under control but, because of all the flour and the high wind, they will be working on it for a while. UPDATE at 2:52 p.m.: Pendleton Fire Chief Jim Critchley said crews were working on getting to the deep-se

**BREAKING NEWS** UPDATE at 7:40 p.m.: Chief Critchley texted, "When the wind kicks up, this will happen again. We have a firetruck at the scene, but it is unsafe for anyone to get to the basement. We will continue to suppress any fire." UPDATE at 3 p.m.: Chief Critchley reports the fire is under control but, because of all the flour and the high wind, they will be working on it for a while. UPDATE at 2:52 p.m.: Pendleton Fire Chief Jim Critchley said crews were working on getting to the deep-se

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Biden administration commits millions in new funding to Columbia River Basin restoration

Biden administration commits millions in new funding to Columbia River Basin restoration

Fox NewsBret Baier,Amy Munneke

First Nations seek salmon return to Columbia Basin in new treaty with U.S.

First Nations seek salmon return to Columbia Basin in new treaty with U.S.

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Columbia Basin dive Rescue is looking for more volunteers

Columbia Basin dive Rescue is looking for more volunteers

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A look at Columbia Water’s $65M Crane Creek storage project in north Columbia

A look at Columbia Water’s $65M Crane Creek storage project in north Columbia

MSNWLTX-TV Columbia

Biden deal with tribes promises $200M for Columbia River salmon reintroduction

Biden deal with tribes promises $200M for Columbia River salmon reintroduction

In June, the Trump administration withdrew the federal government from the historic Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement: a landmark deal to restore Columbia River Basin fisheries, invest in tribal clean energy projects, and plan for breaching of the four lower Snake River dams. It should come as no surprise that we’re fighting back. Read more about our return to court: https://www.columbiariverkeeper.org/2025/pushing-back-for-salmon | Columbia Riverkeeper

In June, the Trump administration withdrew the federal government from the historic Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement: a landmark deal to restore Columbia River Basin fisheries, invest in tribal clean energy projects, and plan for breaching of the four lower Snake River dams. It should come as no surprise that we’re fighting back. Read more about our return to court: https://www.columbiariverkeeper.org/2025/pushing-back-for-salmon | Columbia Riverkeeper

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For decades, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) dumped toxic waste near Bonneville Dam, leaching contaminants into the Columbia River, and causing some resident fish to contain the highest levels of cancer-causing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in the country. This harmful contamination continues to threaten the health of those who depend on the Columbia River—also known as N’Chi Wana, or "Big River"—for their food and livelihood. After 30 years of injustice, we stand with Tribes to dema

For decades, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) dumped toxic waste near Bonneville Dam, leaching contaminants into the Columbia River, and causing some resident fish to contain the highest levels of cancer-causing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in the country. This harmful contamination continues to threaten the health of those who depend on the Columbia River—also known as N’Chi Wana, or "Big River"—for their food and livelihood. After 30 years of injustice, we stand with Tribes to dema

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‘We have to start somewhere’: Tribal leaders react to report detailing damage done by Columbia River dams

‘We have to start somewhere’: Tribal leaders react to report detailing damage done by Columbia River dams

Can Sasquatch Resources Scale a Waste Rock Mining Model Across British Columbia

Can Sasquatch Resources Scale a Waste Rock Mining Model Across British Columbia

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CBC News Barbados on Instagram: "Government has broken ground on a major South Coast reclamation project, aimed at ending sewage overflows and securing water resources for future generations. Deanzer Roberts has that story. Visit our website www.cbc.bb for more of today's top stories. #CBCTV8 #CBCNewsDay #CBCNewsNight #CBCNewsBarbados #Credible #Balanced #Committed"

CBC News Barbados on Instagram: "Government has broken ground on a major South Coast reclamation project, aimed at ending sewage overflows and securing water resources for future generations. Deanzer Roberts has that story. Visit our website www.cbc.bb for more of today's top stories. #CBCTV8 #CBCNewsDay #CBCNewsNight #CBCNewsBarbados #Credible #Balanced #Committed"

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Restoring Wetlands: The Bureau of Reclamation Project

Restoring Wetlands: The Bureau of Reclamation Project

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City of Columbia discusses a $69 million expansion project for their wastewater capacity, here's what you need to know

City of Columbia discusses a $69 million expansion project for their wastewater capacity, here's what you need to know

The Crossing at Vantage

The Crossing at Vantage

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