EPA disregards human health by rolling back water protection
Statement from NWIFC Chair Lorraine Loomis on EPA Water Quality Standards Rollback Even as the...
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Statement from NWIFC Chair Lorraine Loomis on EPA Water Quality Standards Rollback Even as the...
Read MoreJun 5, 2009 | News
PBS recently featured a report on tribal efforts to restore salmon. The report was based on work done during the filming of “Poisoned Waters.” From the Jim Leher News Hour: JIM LEHRER: Next tonight, America’s...
Read MoreApr 1, 2009 | Being Frank
For years, Skagit County has been a battleground between fishermen and farmers. After a recent court victory the Swinomish Tribe is finding a way for the once warring sides to come together for the good of salmon habitat. A few...
Read MoreSep 10, 2008 | News
A Federal District court judge in Seattle has ruled in favor of the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community in a case involving a diking and drainage district’s failure to comply with the Clean Water Act and Endangered Species Act when replacing tidegates in its jurisdiction.
Read MoreMay 21, 2007 | News
The Bellingham Herald: Lummi Nation has scheduled a public hearing Wednesday on the tribe’s new water quality standards. Last March, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency formally recognized the tribe’s authority to regulate...
Read MoreApr 12, 2006 | Being Frank
OLYMPIA (April 11, 2006) — It’s a simple fact of Nature. Salmon need clean, cool water. But meeting the water needs of salmon in today’s world is no easy task. It takes wisdom, foresight and courage. It also...
Read MoreSep 11, 2003 | News
Tribe files 60-day notice of intent, but still hopes negotiations can ward off a suit LACONNER (September 11, 2003) — Seeking to protect Skagit chinook salmon, the Swinomish Tribe today notified a Skagit County Diking...
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