A broad plan to guide the Bonneville Power Administration’s fish and
wildlife funding process was critiqued, alternately, as too lavish or too
lean Tuesday by a panel ranging from environmentalists to industrial power
customers.
Panelists also debated cost recovery strategies being mulled by BPA
that would help guarantee the agency’s ability to fulfill financial obligations
during the 2002-2006 period and beyond.
The panel discussion on proposed BPA "fish funding tools"
was