1.Lower Snake River in Oregon, Washington and Idaho; dam operations.
2.The Missouri River in Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and
Missouri; dam operations, channelization.
3.The Ventura River in California; dam operations.
4.The Copper River in Alaska; proposed logging road.
5.The Tri-State River Basins in Georgia, Alabama and Florida; excessive water
consumption, dams, sprawl and
pollution.
6.The Coal River in West Virginia; mountaintop removal mining.
7.The Rio Grande in Colorado, New Mexico, Texas and Mexico; excessive diversion
and over-consumption of water, flood control and irrigation projects, land
development and pollution.
8.The Mississippi & White Rivers in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana; flood
control and navigation projects.
9.The North Fork Feather River in California; hydropower dam operations,
transfer of dam ownership and electric industry deregulation.
10.The Clear Creek in Texas; flood control project.
11.The Green River in Colorado and Utah; dam operations.
12.The Presumpscot River in Maine; dam operations.
13.The Clark Fork in Montana; proposed mine.
Christopher Scharpf
Baltimore
"The secret of life is to have a task....And the most important thing is -- it
must be something you cannot possibly do!"
Henry Moore, sculptor
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