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.
Revenue Stream
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.
The study, entitled Revenue Stream, examines the economic impact of dam removal and salmon recovery in the Pacific Northwest.
Download the report here or visit www.wildsalmon.org