US EditionNew Review Has Implications for Blue River and Cougar Dams
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New Review Has Implications for Blue River and Cougar Dams
After six years of study, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has completed a sweeping environmental review of the Willamette Valley’s 13-dam system - but new federal requirements mean the work is far from over. A Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS), set for release in early 2026, will revisit key operations across the system, with particular implications for the McKenzie River’s Blue...
The Association of Road, Canal and Port Engineers and Civil Engineering have warned of the "unsustainable" state in which the state dams are located. Engineers explain that "65 per cent have security problems" and that "40 per cent could cause a catastrophe." Engineers lament the government's "hidden data" about the real state of the state reservoirs and the lack of budget. Sara Aagesen's ministry presumes to have increased the money for the mai…
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