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SEATTLE — The Biden administration Thursday committed more than $200 million toward salmon recovery in the Upper Columbia Basin in return for a 20-year stay of litigation.

Federal agencies and tribes signed an agreement Thursday committing $200 million to restoring salmon to Upper Columbia Basin.

A pluriversal history would thus encourage us to look to the relational “ingenuity” of non-modern worlds, both extinct and extant, for guidance about how to live more sustainably.

The project, which would store enough energy to power Seattle for up to 12 hours, would help the region transition to clean power, proponents said.

Congratulations to the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission upon their receiving a grant to expand their tribal food system. I know the current thinking is how do we more effectively

Congratulations to the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission upon their receiving a grant to expand their tribal food system. I know the current thinking is how do we more effectively

Warm Springs Tribal Elder Linda Meanus’ new book, “My Name is LaMoosh,” has been available at local bookstores for a few weeks now, but its official launch took place June

Google's tax dollars and jobs have boosted The Dalles. But the company’s insistence on secrecy is making residents uneasy.

May 25, 2023: Host Christa Wessel welcomes the Resonance Ensemble with cellist Nancy Ives, and Cascadia Composers, to the Roger O. Doyle performance studio. Resonance Ensemble will share a preview of their upcoming free arts and music festival, Earth’s Protection. Cellist Nancy Ives will perform original works memorializing Celilo Falls, a former tribal fishing area...

They found sagebrush, sandburs, horned toads, scorpions, rattlesnakes — and ferocious sandstorms at the land they would start irrigating.