Message from @galesteppes

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2018-11-17 03:35:56 UTC  

Today the main stem of the Columbia River has 14 dams, of which three are in Canada and 11 in the US. Four mainstem dams and four lower Snake River dams contain navigation locks to allow ship and barge passage from the ocean as far as Lewiston, Idaho.

2018-11-17 03:36:05 UTC  

Im willing to bet they have not taught of that yet

2018-11-17 03:36:20 UTC  

All 4 lower snake removals are approved and the remaining fl4 mainstreams are under planning

2018-11-17 03:36:29 UTC  

"Muh wind"

2018-11-17 03:36:53 UTC  

Oregon removed hydro from the state definition of "green energy"

2018-11-17 03:36:57 UTC  

look at post about wind that I did make 4 post ago

2018-11-17 03:37:20 UTC  

Wind is still part of oregons "green" definition

2018-11-17 03:37:22 UTC  

@Goblin_Slayer_Floki I hope Idaho builds more dams to fuck them over

2018-11-17 03:37:26 UTC  

As is solar

2018-11-17 03:37:47 UTC  

They're federal projects

2018-11-17 03:37:49 UTC  

But solar woul laughable in the nw

2018-11-17 03:37:56 UTC  

solar is to unreliable to base all your power generation on

2018-11-17 03:38:10 UTC  

especially in the PNW

2018-11-17 03:38:25 UTC  

also it kills shitloads of birds when it works

2018-11-17 03:38:31 UTC  

Feds are fighting the removals

2018-11-17 03:38:48 UTC  

@Goblin_Slayer_Floki Feds should allow it and not have them import energy from other states

2018-11-17 03:38:59 UTC  

they wanted to be "green" afterall

2018-11-17 03:39:40 UTC  

Feds and states cant limit state to state import and export

2018-11-17 03:40:22 UTC  

My thing is power aside. Removing the dams will kill agriculture cause of irrigation losses

2018-11-17 03:40:43 UTC  

All those oregon wines which is one of the few remaining large industries will hurt

2018-11-17 03:40:48 UTC  

can't they just cut the power lines <:pepe_smug:378719408341909506>

2018-11-17 03:41:01 UTC  

Privately owned

2018-11-17 03:41:47 UTC  

Shit, I forgot about all of that

2018-11-17 03:42:18 UTC  

The entiriety of the Yakima basin exists because of the dams allowing for the irrigation pumps to bring it inland

2018-11-17 03:42:26 UTC  

Yep

2018-11-17 03:42:36 UTC  

Same with Willamette

2018-11-17 03:42:47 UTC  

@Fitzydog but these retards don't think about their actions

2018-11-17 03:42:58 UTC  

nor are they ever personally effected by them

2018-11-17 03:43:06 UTC  

The rogue valley already took a bit of a hit from the removal of the rogue river dam

2018-11-17 03:43:15 UTC  

@galesteppes The otherside of the mountains are someone elses problem, right?

2018-11-17 03:43:46 UTC  

Question @Goblin_Slayer_Floki , where does portland get it's drinking water?

2018-11-17 03:43:58 UTC  

Bullrun

2018-11-17 03:44:01 UTC  

I did misspeak. The kalamath river dams are being removed as we speek. Lower snake is in planning with main columbia on the docket for future

2018-11-17 03:44:27 UTC  

The Bull Run reservoir is fed from glacial runoff off Mt Hood

2018-11-17 03:44:43 UTC  

Yea

2018-11-17 03:44:57 UTC  

They sure as shit dont get it from the columbia

2018-11-17 03:45:07 UTC  

I fully support global warming

2018-11-17 03:45:15 UTC  

You dont even want to swim in that part of the columbia

2018-11-17 03:45:19 UTC  

make mt hood snowless

2018-11-17 03:45:37 UTC  

Oh god, more drought

2018-11-17 03:46:06 UTC  

@Fitzydog but then portlanders wouldn't have their water
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