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Parched Klamath Basin Receives $72 7 million Lifeline

Parched Klamath Basin Receives $72 7 million Lifeline
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Klamath Basin irrigators, tribes sign conservation agreement, Interior pledges $72M

Klamath Basin irrigators, tribes sign conservation agreement, Interior pledges $72M
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Letter: A sad day

Just a comment on the sad day for the Yurok tribe and the fish festival.

Mark johnsonKeno reefKlamath drainage

Klamath Basin water crisis: A microcosm for climate change in the West

Klamath Basin water crisis: A microcosm for climate change in the West Tensions between farmers and indigenous tribes are heating up in the Klamath Basin, where climate change and environmental damage have resulted in extreme drought Author: Ashley Koch Updated: 7:59 PM PDT May 11, 2021 KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. A conflict over access to water in the Klamath Basin is signaling the way climate change could play out across the western United States. After a drier-than-normal spring, farmers and indigenous tribes in the Klamath Basin are at odds over water in Upper Klamath Lake. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, the Klamath Basin is experiencing extreme drought, while the rest of Oregon is experiencing some level of drought or abnormal dryness.

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