‘The River Is Essentially Dead’: How Enviros’ Push To Save Salmon Ended Up Killing ‘Hundreds Of Thousands’ Of Them

Daily Caller News Foundation ^ | March 24, 2024 | Nick Pope

[TexasFreeper2009]

they should be charged with crimes and sued for 500 million

[Dixie Yooper]

At the base of the deep water-side of every dam in the world, lies a dead pool of toxic waste, poisonous runoff, heavy metals that have collected and grown ever since each dam was constructed. This should have been covered in Enviromental Catastrophes Waiting to Happen 101, which should be a freshman first semester class. If less political science classes were required, maybe this could have been prevented.

[G Larry]

Damn Dam plan worked as designed.

The fish were the excuse, not the objective.

The objective was to destroy water resources for farmland and human consumption.

This is just one part of the "Population Control" agenda.

[george76]

Arsonists watch their fires on purpose.

[bray]

Thank you Sierra Club and its affiliates.

[bray]

Thank you Sierra Club and its affiliates.

[bray]

They want to do this to every river in Oregon. They could not care less about the salmon, only the destruction of capitalism.

[Bonemaker]

"Climate Change will bring new challenges to the West’s water supply..."

So proclaimeth the hand tools at Trout Unlimited! It's not "climate change" you dumb pukes that's the challenge, but rather your doucheness! I quit that organization years ago over their "global warming" garbage which of course the left dropped in favor of the "climate change" canard. BS..they will always be stuck with warming, just like Sears Tower will always be Sears Tower, Ft. Bragg will always be Ft. Bragg, etc.

[Bob434]

Great job guys. Now save the wolves in Yellowstone! And the spotted owls! And the desert rat! And and and....

[Chgogal]

Sue the crap out of them and their financial supporters as well. It’s time to rain hell on them.

[Brooklyn Attitude]

In a few years I expect to read something like this.

“The deaths of millions of people was primarily a function of farmers not producing enough food due to govt regulations. This outcome, though unfortunate, is a learning opportunity for regulators who did not realize the importance of food in keeping people alive.”

[cableguymn]

Can we send them out to save the mosquito? Asking for a friend.

[hinckley buzzard]

Turned the whole river into a mud flat, useless for fish. But their intentions were good. So they say.

[MtnClimber]

[Uncle Miltie]

[PerConPat]

Consequences, intended or otherwise, are always of secondary importance to progressives in search of “perfection”. Their harebrained social, fiscal, environmental etc. schemes are driven by their collective neuroses; and a fanatical belief in their brilliance.

To be engaged in activism and change for change's sake, that's the thing.

[smokingfrog]

This is criminally negligence. You can’t change an ecosystem overnight.

[AuntB]

That was my home!

I hate these SOBs

None of you will ever understand what it’s like seeing home after home destroyed by the Left! First they burned me out, now this.
I hope you never have to!

[coloradan]

To leftists, the only thing that matters is intention, not outcome. They meant to do well, so the fact there was a horrible (and predictable) outcome is of zero import. Plus, maybe they can try the exact same thing somewhere else, hoping for a different outcome.

[Grampa Dave]