Funding approvals were granted Tuesday for 11 of 42 fiscal year 2000
“innovative” projects, a $1.6 million project cost overrun and for an extension
of a Hanford Reach juvenile salmon stranding study.
In approving a fiscal year 2000 decision document, the Northwest Power
Council closed the door on five projects proposed for funding by the Shoshone-Paiute
Tribes, but left the door ajar for much-debated dissolved gas and conservation
enforcement projects supported by the Columbia River …
