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Tongass National Forest Old-Growth Logging

Tongass National Forest Old-Growth Logging

by Elliott Davis | Jul 25, 2018 | Native Fish News, Public Lands News, Public Lands Recent Cases, The Wild Recent Cases, Wildlife News, Wildlife Recent Cases

The Tongass National Forest in Southeast Alaska, known as the “crown jewel” of the National  Forest System, is America’s largest and wildest national forest. Nearly 17 million acres in size, the Tongass is the largest intact temperate rainforest on Earth. The...
Up with Salmon, Down with Clearcuts

Up with Salmon, Down with Clearcuts

by Carrie Clore | Jun 13, 2018 | Features, Native Fish News, Public Lands News

Today Crag Law Center along with Amy Atwood of The Center for Biological Diversity filed a complaint against the Oregon Department of Forestry for poor logging and road-use practices in the Tillamook and Clatsop state forests that harm threatened coho salmon through...
Court Challenge Filed to Recover Oregon Coast Coho Salmon

Court Challenge Filed to Recover Oregon Coast Coho Salmon

by Suzanne Savell | Jul 15, 2015 | Features, Native Fish News, News & Victories, Public Lands News

Iconic Oregon Salmon Threatened by Lack of Recovery Plan, Destructive Logging Practices Today Crag filed a court challenge against the National Marine Fisheries Service over its failure to develop a recovery plan for Oregon coast coho salmon.  We are partnering with...
Crag Helps Secure Rogue Basin Dam Removal for Improved Fish Passage

Crag Helps Secure Rogue Basin Dam Removal for Improved Fish Passage

by Maura Fahey | Jul 13, 2015 | Features, Native Fish News, News & Victories

Last Friday, a Jackson County Hearings Officer denied an appeal of a floodplain permit for the removal of Fielder Dam in Evans Creek, a tributary to the Rogue River. Crag Law Center represented the permit applicant, Geos Institute, in defending the permit application...
Big Win for the White Salmon River!

Big Win for the White Salmon River!

by Ralph Bloemers | Jul 8, 2015 | Features, Land Use News, Native Fish News, News & Victories

County repeals controversial zoning ordinance that threatened the lands and waters around the Wild & Scenic White Salmon River.  By Ralph Bloemers, Staff Attorney For over three years, river advocates have been celebrating the removal of Condit Dam from the White...
Catch the White Salmon Hearing on March 30

Catch the White Salmon Hearing on March 30

by Ralph Bloemers | Feb 26, 2015 | Features, Land Use News, Native Fish News, News & Victories

On Monday, March 30th, Ralph Bloemers will argue a case that will decide the future of the White Salmon River Valley.  This long-standing case that seeks to protect land and water supplies along the White Salmon River from high-density development was designated as...
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The Jordan Cove LNG project is bad for Oregon's climate, waterways, and communities. Here's the latest in a series of losses for the project backers, representing a huge blow to the 15-year-old proposal that has been vehemently opposed by Tribes, impacted landowners, fishermen, climate advocates, and others.[Breaking News] A win for Oregon!

Today FERC denied Jordan Cove LNG’s request to waive the State of Oregon’s denial on the DEQ 401 Water Quality Certification. This is a big win for our communities opposing Jordan Cove LNG because the project can not move forward without this permit.

In the latest series of regulatory losses, FERC’s decision to uphold Oregon’s authority on permitting is another blow to the project. ““The FERC decision is very encouraging. It is certainly our hope that Pembina will give up on this devastating project once and for all,” said Chairman Don Gentry of the Klamath, Modoc, and Yahooskin Tribes

“The headwinds for the Jordan Cove project continue to blow strongly. FERC’s decision to uphold Oregon’s authority to deny a water quality certification for the project demonstrates that measures are in place to protect the Coos Bay estuary and rivers of southern Oregon,”said marine biologist and Coos County resident Dr. Jan Hodder.

You can read more about today’s critical decision: https://powerpastfrackedgas.org/press-release-ferc…;

#noLNG #stopJordanCove #protectCoosBay
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The Jordan Cove LNG project is bad for Oregons climate, waterways, and communities. Heres the latest in a series of losses for the project backers, representing a huge blow to the 15-year-old proposal that has been vehemently opposed by Tribes, impacted landowners, fishermen, climate advocates, and others.
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Despite this extremely difficult year, there are still some victories worth celebrating. Scroll through to see the year’s highlights and wins for our wild, communities, and climate! ⚖️🎉 Have a happy and safe New Year; see you in 2021 when we will be celebrating Crag’s 20th Anniversary!
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Despite this extremely difficult year, there are still some victories worth celebrating. Scroll through to see the year’s highlights and wins for our wild, communities, and climate! ⚖️🎉 Have a happy and safe New Year; see you in 2021 when we will be celebrating Crag’s 20th Anniversary!

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