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Water Right Applications Moratorium Bi-State Aquifer Study Watershed Planning News Releases Contacts Links Documents Additional Readings visits since March 10, 2003     CONTACTS   SIERRA CLUB John Osborn  john@waterplanet.ws CONTACT SPOKANE AQUIFER PROJECT ABOUT SPOKANE AQUIFER PROJECT LINKS DOCUMENTS 2005 Title: Spokane River dissolved oxygen. Letter to Governor Christine Gregoire Author: Rachael Paschal Osborn Date: February 14, 2005 | ID#: 050214 Category: Spokane River & Aquifer Keywords: Spokane River, dissolved oxygen, TMDL, UAA, Washington Department of Ecology, Governor Christine Gregoire, Upper Columbia River Group, Sierra Club, Spokane Chamber of Commerce, Nine Point Plan 2004 Title: Sierra Club Implementation Plan Proposal for the Spokane River Dissolved Oxygen TMDL, PDF Print Ready Document Author: Rachael Paschal Osborn Date: July 29, 2004 | ID#: 040729 Category: Spokane River Keywords: Spokane River, TMDL, Dissolved Oxygen 2002 IDAHO DENIES WATER FOR MASSIVE POWER PLANTS Decision "a victory for all" July 18, 2002, NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Our Aquifer In Peril March 25, 2002, Sierra Club Mailing Spokane Aquifer In Peril - BNSF Fuel Depot threatens drinking water in North Idaho and Spokane July 1, 2002, Railroads and Clearcuts Newsletter

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DOCUMENTS FULL HEADLINES INDEX Spokane Aquifer In Peril - BNSF Fuel Depot threatens drinking water in North Idaho and Spokane July 1, 2002, Railroads and Clearcuts Newsletter ABOUT Spokane Aquifer Project: NEWS July 1, 2002, Railroads and Clearcuts Newsletter __________________________________________________ Spokane Aquifer In Peril - BNSF Fuel Depot threatens drinking water in North Idaho and Spokane Newspaper articles and photos. Pour yourself a glass of water, drink, and celebrate Spokane's most important resource: the Spokane Valley-Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer. You probably take this water for granted. Don't. Your drinking water is in peril. ... [FULL ARTICLE]