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6 ࡈ˜ܝΝɓήᓃd˥ᜠʊ຾
                                                                          װৰf
                                                            װৰܝ
                                                            AFTER
             ίKRRC͍όટ၍வԬɽ                ˙ᇁٙӐጐيdՉʕ 90% ݊                  ٙϥɳᘷᗳਗ਼஗әɝئݴd̙
         ᜠʘۃdఱ̀඲໌ሗՈ௪ɽ஝                   ϥɳٙᘷᗳfί˥ࢫર٤ʘ                     ঐึ࿁௡ᗳ࿴ϓߧն۾উf̺
                                                               knew there would likely be a massive fish kill imme-
                          of high desert area, that promotes huge toxic algae
                                                               diately after the dams fell. In addition, the banks of
                          blooms. In the fall, the algae dies and sinks to the
         ᅼࠇ೥຾᜕ٙʈ೻ʮ̡ ――                   ܝdװৰɽᜠٙʈЪʑ͍όක                    ࣦքဧႭj˜຅வԬϥɳٙϞ
                          bottom’’ where it’s unable to decompose because it’s   the river would, for a time, become a stark, muddy
         ࣬ኽݔԬПࠇdவࡈ̙ঐ݊                    ֐ ―― ܼ̍ގᖹᖑॎ˸ʿ͜                   ዚيሯ஗˥ݴ੭ਗֻɨݴࣛึ
                          not exposed to oxygen.
                                                               landscape crisscrossed with tracks left by heavy ma-
                            Removing the dams and releasing that dead algae   chinery and with virtually no verdant growth. Armies
         Όଢ௰ɽ஝ᅼٙ˥ᜠװৰၾ                    ܱɺዚװৰ௵ቱٙ˥إၾ፻ഊ                    ஗ᔕ᛻dཀ೻ʕဆཀͩ᎘ഃي
                                                               of planters would descend on the affected areas,
                          posed a potentially fatal threat to the river’s fish. “As
                          these dead organic materials get stirred up as they
         ئʇూԃࠇ೥fଭ௞dװৰ                    Ԩး̙ঐ૶ଣಞᎤf             spreading seeds that would quickly green up the vast
                                                                          ᜗ࣛఱ੻˸ટᙃՑःंfԟԬ
                          are sent downstream during drawdown, that mate-  patches of mud, but project planners knew they would
         வ 4 ࢭɽᜠٙልᕏ೻ܓჃჃʔ                      100 εϋԸଢ଼ጐٙɽඎϥ               يሯึіԐ˥ʕהϞٙःंd
                          rial’s getting exposed to the oxygen as it’s tumbling
                                                               have to brace themselves for a rough stretch of anger
                          over rocks and things,” Brownell says. “This mate-  and alarm from residents.
         ݊ίਿࢭ׳఻࣬ގᖹ್ܝˏᖑ                   ɳᘷᗳ͉Ԓɰ݊ɓࡈಇ˓ٙਪ                    Դ๓༆ःዢܓ᜷ࠥdவ͍݊Ң
                                                                 That is why, Brownell explains, the KRRC orga-
                          rial will suck all the oxygen out of the water and
                                                               nized and worked closely with a group “composed
                          crash the dissolved oxygen levels. That was the risk
         ఱঐ༆ӔٙfኁतႭj˜˼ࡁ                   ᕚf̺ࣦքဧ༆ᙑႭj˜வ                     ࡁ௰ዄːٙ ―― ɽඎவ၇ॹ
                          that we were concerned with regarding fish health   of every fish-focused agency that you can think of,”
         ̀඲΋ܔிɓࢭ዗૑d̀඲ක                   Ԭɽᜠʔසڜኺ௡ᗳஷБdᒔ                    ःٙϞዚӐጐيݴɝئʇܝd
                                                               including Oregon’s and California’s departments
                          — that we were going to crash the dissolved oxygen
                          with the introduction of all this dead, organic, de -
                                                               of Fish and Wildlife, the National Marine Fisheries
                                         ኬߧ˥ίفᆠٙࢀ֙ڗࣛග᎑
         ֐ጳܔɓࢭ௡ߴఙdҷഛ༸༩
                                                                          ̙ঐึኬߧئ˥ᘌࠠॹःdΚ
       PHOTOGRAPHS: SWIFTWATER FILMS PHOTOGRAPHS: SWIFTWATER FILMS  Չʕ 3 ࢭɽᜠ˥ࢫٙܝාʈЪ  ʕdึˏ೯ϞݭᘷᗳዧᄣfՑ  ༆ᙑ׳Ӑጐيึ੭Ը೵ಂࠋࠦ
                          oxygenated sediment.”
                                                               Service, and the tribes’ fisheries departments. “They
                            It was understood from the outset that there would  directed us to implement drawdown when the fall run
                                         ˟ʔਗfίவ၇৷ࡡӍဋᐑྤ
                                                                          ʿ዆ࡈ௡໊ٙ͛πf™
         ഃഃf™
                          be short-term negative effects of releasing the sedi-
                                                               had already come up and spawned out, the juveniles
                                                                              ੽ɓක֐଺ɛک̂ʱ
                                                               were not yet out migrating, and you just didn’t have  ଣ
             Ϥ̮dνО͍ᆽήર׳
                          ment. To ensure that native salmon and trout were
                          protected as much as possible, engineers and scien-
                                                               a ton of salmon in the river.”
                                         ə߇֙dᘷᗳϥɳԨӐጐՑ˥
                                                                 And, the group concluded, the ideal time for the
                          tists designated specific time periods when fewer fish
                                                               drawdown to occur was the first or second month
                          would be in the main stem of the river. But there was
                                         ࢫֵ௅dԨΪމॹःೌجІ್
         ɰ݊ɓɽܿ኷fɓϣર˥ඎཀ
                                                                          ᅂᚤfމəး̙ঐڭᚐࡡ͛ᒾ
                                                               of 2024.
                          no way to protect non-native fish species, and experts
                                                                          ௡ձ㑔௡dʈ೻ࢪၾ߅ኪ࢕त
         ɽ̙ঐึˏ೯ݳӨdર˥ඎཀ
                                         ʱ༆f™
                                                                          จ፯኿ίत֛ࣛݬආБރ˥d
                                              װৰɽᜠܝdவԬӐጐ
         ʃۆೌجϞࣖ૶ৰ 1,500 ຬͭ
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