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Judge Redden outlines tentative position on 2008 biop in dispute over Columbia and Snake River dam operations, and impacts on salmonid species

By Keith Rizzardi

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It's not a court opinion - yet - but Judge Redden made his position clear in a May 18, 2009 letter to the parties in National Wildlife Federation v. NMFS, CV 01-640 RE, the long-running litigation over the Federal Columbia River Power System and salmonid species.  While the 2008 biological opinion relied on a conclusion that the new biological opinion contained substantial improvements, and that species were trending toward recovery, Judge Redden disagreed: "Even if 'trending toward re read more

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