http://www.nwenergy.org daily 1 2007-03-27T19:03:24Z http://www.nwenergy.org/publications/energy-activist/Energy%20Activist%20Summer%202008%20Online.pdf Victories in the fight against coal, British Columbia's first of-its-kind carbon tax and the cross-country adventures of a giant fish named FIN are all featured in this edition. No publisher jstanley Climate WA coal Energy Activist efficiency salmon OR MT ID 2008-07-30T21:44:58Z File http://www.nwenergy.org/publications/reports/revenue-stream/revenue-stream Released by a coalition of taxpayer, business and conservation groups, this study shows that removal of four dams on the lower Snake River in Washington state will save U.S. taxpayers and Northwest electricity consumers billions of dollars while increasing tourism, creating new outdoor recreation, and improving sport and commercial fishing opportunities. No publisher jstanley policy salmon 2008-07-30T21:49:21Z Page http://www.nwenergy.org/publications/energy-matters/2007/energy-matters-update-October-5-2007 Most scientists agree that removing the four Lower Snake dams is key to restoring salmon and steelhead stocks threatened or endangered by the Northwest’s federal hydropower system. Clean-energy advocates, including NW Energy Coalition and its members, insist that the dams’ power can be easily and relatively cheaply replaced with energy efficiency and new renewable energy. The Northwest Power and Conservation Council, however, has taken a strangely different tack. Here’s the good and the bad of the Council’s important analysis... No publisher jstanley coal Climate News Item salmon 2007-10-05T17:50:54Z Page http://www.nwenergy.org/issues/fish-and-wildlife/documents/NWEC-SOS%20on%20Forgone.pdf The NW Energy Coalition (“Coalition” or NWEC) and Save Our Wild Salmon (SOS) are taking this opportunity to comment on the Draft Report (“Spending Report”). We take strong exception to the report’s characterization of “forgone revenues” and “power purchases to replace forgone hydropower” amounting to about $465 million in FY2006... No publisher jstanley salmon 2007-09-18T22:37:10Z File http://www.nwenergy.org/news/older-news-items/the-transformer-august-20-2007 Bonneville Power Administration made significant improvements in its “Regional Dialogue” plan for providing electricity to publicly owned utilities in the Northwest. Improving the plan was a primary focus of the NW Energy Coalition’s Energy Matters campaign... No publisher jstanley bpa WA Low-Income salmon OR ID 2007-09-27T22:32:30Z News Item http://www.nwenergy.org/publications/the-transformer/2007/the-transformer-may-24-2007 Replacing the power from the Lower Snake dams - Revenue Stream graphically demonstrates that dam removal will reduce costs to the region…to the tune of billions of dollars. No publisher jstanley transformer salmon ID Tellus 2007-06-19T19:56:33Z Page http://www.nwenergy.org/news/new-study-shows-economic-benefits-of-real-salmon-recovery A study released Nov. 15 by a coalition of taxpayer, business and conservation groups shows that removal of four dams on the lower Snake River in Washington state will save U.S. taxpayers and Northwest electricity consumers billions of dollars while increasing tourism, creating new outdoor recreation, and improving sport and commercial fishing opportunities. No publisher jstanley News Item salmon 2007-05-01T21:28:40Z News Item http://www.nwenergy.org/publications/reports/miscellaneous-reports-and-studies/going-with-the-flow This report by the National Resource Defense Council analyzes the costs and carbon-emission consequences of removing the four lower Snake River dams - and replacing their energy - to restore salmon. It finds that replacing energy without increasing carbon dioxide and other emissions is affordable for residential electricity users. No publisher jstanley report salmon 2007-03-27T20:42:27Z Folder http://www.nwenergy.org/publications/reports/revenue-stream Released by a coalition of taxpayer, business and conservation groups, this study shows that removal of four dams on the lower Snake River in Washington state will save U.S. taxpayers and Northwest electricity consumers billions of dollars while increasing tourism, creating new outdoor recreation, and improving sport and commercial fishing opportunities. No publisher jstanley report salmon 2007-03-27T20:55:33Z Folder http://www.nwenergy.org/issues/fish-and-wildlife/Articles/seapa-will-provide-answers-on-energy-and-dam-removal An editorial discussing the escalating debate over projected costs for electricity replacement from four Lower Snake River dams and calling for a fresh, comprehensive analysis by neutral and respected researchers. No publisher jstanley salmon 2007-03-27T20:15:15Z Page http://www.nwenergy.org/publications/reports/generating-electric-power-in-the-pacific-northwest/rand-study-page This report by the RAND Corp. examines the implications of alternative power generation technologies in the Northwest. The results are intended to inform both policy-makers and the public about the role of energy efficiency and renewables in meeting future power needs. No publisher jstanley report salmon Renewable 2007-06-21T18:01:41Z Page http://www.nwenergy.org/publications/the-transformer/2004-2005/05_transformer_032105.pdf Feds' Fish Failure No publisher jstanley salmon 2007-03-13T17:30:53Z File http://www.nwenergy.org/publications/energy-activist/previous-issues/90s/Spring%201998.pdf Energy and Salmon - Home to fish, Northwest rivers produce 2/3 of region's power No publisher jstanley salmon 2007-03-12T19:45:15Z File http://www.nwenergy.org/publications/energy-activist/previous-issues/90s/98_winter.pdf Energy Deregulation - At Risk: our air, our water, our salmon and our pocketbooks No publisher jstanley salmon 2007-06-21T18:04:47Z File http://www.nwenergy.org/publications/energy-activist/previous-issues/2005-2006/Winter05EA.pdf Taking it to the states! Clean energy legislation across the region (PDF 2.4 MB) No publisher jstanley salmon 2007-06-21T18:05:24Z File