Posted on 06/28/2007 1:50:22 PM PDT by ElkGroveDan
WASHINGTON - The House Natural Resources Committee announced Thursday that it will hold hearings into Vice President Dick Cheney's involvement in Klamath River water management that many think led to the die-off of more than 70,000 salmon four years ago.
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Three dozen House Democrats from Oregon and California asked for the hearing in a letter to Rahall after the Washington Post reported on details of Cheney's intervention.
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Oh no! Don't tell me Dick shot Salmon Rushdie?
Yet another fishing expedition (pardon the pun). Time to Broom the whole damn bunch in DC.
Replies 174-177 have a lot of good info. Did you find those flow charts yet?
Great thread; it’s a wrap for tonight, so long & thanks for all the fish.
—Great thread; its a wrap for tonight, so long & thanks for all the fish.—
Oops - should be TANKS for all the fish.
I see the article that started this thread is saying 70,000 fish died and I think that is inflated by 30,000.
Our very own Mikey Thompson is on the wagon with the rest of the witch hunters...
http://www.times-standard.com/local/ci_6250108
These fish are destined for the Klamath
Actually, I was talking about decades ago when 60 minutes wanted to interview me and I set up those requirements.
They found someone else who got fired because of the interview. He trusted them.
-———I had to bring you all a quick history behind this demonic enviro-wacko effort to attack the Bush Administration through Dick Cheney.
Good news.
Maybe fresh ocean king salmon will get below 10 $/pound. It started out at $20.
Thompson is a hit man for the left wing eco terrorists in a suit in DC.
Because Cheney's responsible for every ill our country suffers from - well, him and Bush. C'mon, you know that, don't you?
The utter idiocy of the DUmmies and envirowhackos never ceases to stun me - even when I think that they can't make themselves seem any more stupid or crazy, they come out with stuff like this. The Veep is responsible for a salmon die-off? What horsecrap!
Thanks.
I will try to give you a call tomorrow.
A friend needs some lessons with his two handed rod, and we need flowing water without tides.
“My recollection is the cool Trinity water release was just prior to the die off. The fish were schooled off the mouth of the Klamath and that cool water stimulated the Salmon to move into the lower river and hold there because the water was too warm above Weitchpec.
Then the BOR shut off the extra Trinity lake water and the lower Klamath warmed up trapping the fish. 40,000 salmon died and it is unknown how many had schooled up.”
Apparently that was a big factor.
They were schooled in the ocean and apparently there was a sand bar across the inlet.
The high and cold water flows cleared a path, and the fish thought that the fall rains had come. They swam upstream and got trapped when the Damn guys lower the extra flow.
Then, they got caught and weakened in low hot water with the possible addition of drug pollution.
Did you save those water flow graphs?
Sierra Wasp’s favorite river terrorists, the white water thugs wanted a nice high flow for the weekend.
Great data in this expose: “Heres Vogels report debunking the DFGs claim that flows from the Upper Basin were a primary factor
http://www.klamathbasincrisis.org/science/DFG%20report%20handout.pdf"
pinging Jeffhead -
oh, and for the record, I’d still rather go hunting with Dick Cheney then driving with Ted Kennedy.
and you can now add fishing to that list of “to-do’s” that I’d be happy to go on with my Vice-President.
CGVet58
The River had it's normal declining flows through july and August.
Don't forget that the area of Ah Pah creek is called the Crystal Palace due to meth production.
My friend the guide said you could smell it in the river while he fished the Lower Klamath.
The two pathogens are endemic in the klamath.
Water was held in the resevours and not allowed to be
filtered through the Klamath Basin wetlands. This coupled with a truly huge run of fish has a cascade effect on a large confined bunch of fish.
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