The fish and wildlife program amendment process the Northwest Power
Planning Council expects to trigger as soon as Dec. 8 will be engineered
like never before to guide proposals toward common goals.
“We’d like to structure that call” for program recommendations, John
Shurts, the Council’s general counsel, said Wednesday. The required notice
asking for amendment proposals would describe the Council’s plan to adopt
a scientific and policy framework into which the proposals of fish …
