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Renee Lewis. 2016. Undamming this major U.S. river is opening a world of possibility for native cultures and wildlife. Fusion.

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Type
Literature
Publication
Renee Lewis. 2016. Undamming this major U.S. river is opening a world of possibility for native cultures and wildlife. Fusion.
Year Published
2016
Description

This journalistic piece explores how dam removal will benefit Native communities on the Klamath River, and how this process may be duplicated across Indian Country.

Geography
Northwest
Website
http://fusion.net/story/297901/undamming-major-west-coast-river/

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