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After failed Columbia dam deal, BPA seeks electricity rate hike - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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The Bonneville Power Administration, the regional wholesaler of federal hydropower, wants to raise its electricity rates 6.3%, which would trickle down to Northwest residents’ utility bills. In a filing this month, Bonneville attributed the proposed increase to anticipated costs from court-ordered measures intended to help imperiled salmon in the Columbia River Basin. The measures include spilling more water over hydropower dams instead of through turbines, a practice that has long been employed
Washington state public lands commissioner scales back order protecting older forests - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Public Lands Commissioner Dave Upthegrove is scaling back an order to set aside 77,000 acres of older forests, citing financial strain and a lack of authority to carry out his vision. In a news conference Thursday morning, Upthegrove said the older forests, sometimes called legacy forests," that his agency could conserve in the near term amounted instead to about 55,000 acres. Upthegrove said the reduction in acreage is largely due to mapping errors. Even so, those 55,000 acres could yet again b
Washington’s extreme fire season begins to wind down - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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On the Three Queens fire near Snoqualmie Pass, Matt Dehr, a state wildfire meteorologist, said the lichen and mosses were so crisp this summer an ember thrown by wind could spark a fire a mile away. “It was like a hairpin trigger,” Dehr said. This was true of fires across the state, including the Little Giant fire, burning through Chiwawa River drainage and around Lake Chelan, and the Sinlahekin fire burning in Northeast Washington. “It did not take much to get fire going and spreading rapidly b
Federally protected Chinook salmon among dead fish under I-90 light rail - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Federally protected Chinook salmon were among the dead fish found this summer in Lake Washington under Sound Transit's new light rail tracks, according to interviews with fishery managers and photos of the suspected fish die-off. The investigations now underway below I-90 focus on how underwater anode cables, which carry a low-level electrical current, could have killed fish — and how many of which species perished. Sound Transit last week disclosed that about 2,000 fish died, mostly nonnative s
Pursuit of suspected DUI driver ends in fatal crash in Federal Way - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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One person died after a person fleeing a DUI traffic stop collided with another vehicle on Interstate 5 early morning Sunday, according to Federal Way police. Around 3 a.m., a state trooper tried to stop a driver on suspicion of DUI, but the man fled south for about 13 miles, according to Federal Way police, who investigated the incident. The driver then struck another car heading south on I-5, near South 336th Street. The suspect’s car also struck a trooper’s cruiser. One of the four people in
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