Officials Say Rules will Limit Groundwater Impacts By Dylan Darling Klamath Falls Herald & News October 28, 2004 Tapping into aquifers below the Klamath Basin is a Band-aid, but not a long-term solution, leading Oregon water officials said Thursday. But, they said, permits for pumping will flow. Dan Thorndike, chair of the Oregon Water […]
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By Jim Simon | Feb. 4, 1997 | Seattle Times Boeing arrived in the arid sagebrush country of Eastern Oregon 34 years ago with grand designs for a rocket-testing center. “Cape Canaveral West,” as some called it, never made it off the launching pad. But that failure has left the aerospace giant with a legacy
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By Paul Koberstein | Oct. 31, 1994 | High Country News Some irrigators get loose with the law. Hermiston, Oregon — Every summer, a 32-mile segment of the Umatilla River in northeast Oregon goes bone dry — but it’s not, as one might expect, the product of drought on the arid, windswept prairie. Irrigators take
