A rebuttal to Aug16th News Story on KOBI TV Channel
10 see rebuttal
Klamath farmer sympathizers gather for rally in Willows
Story link
Oregon governor warns of Columbia water crisis,
Seattle Post-Intelligencer story
link
Smith backs 'the good fight', visits
Basin Herald and News see
story
Smith Announces USDA Plan for Distributing $20
Million to Klamath Farmers
see press
release August 17th
Payments to Landowners Will Begin Soon Under Plan, press
release, USDA
THE GOOD AMERICANS
is Klamath Falls the Well Spring of a new Sage Brush Rebellion? by
Patty Wentz, Willamette Weekly Online story
link
Rebuttal opportunity
Own a piece of history,
the bidding has started
Buckets from the Bucket Brigade are being auctioned see
details
Convoys Roll to Help Farmers,
LA Times, August 17th story
link
Convoy to Stop in Tracy,
CA Stockton's
Record.net story
link
Caravans of support head to Klamath Falls,
Spokesman-Review, AP story
link
A shortage of water pits farmer against fish,
Boston Globe, story
link
Rebuttal opportunity
Rogue Valley (Medford, OR
area) deliverers 26,000 pounds of food to Klamath Food bank
Thank you area churches and the Oregon Republican Party
Thank you Twin Falls, Idaho
..... Auction, benefits Klamath see
more
Tri-Citians gather support for farmers,
Thanks, folks. story
link
Government officials will meet with those
seeking solutions for the Klamath Basin see
story
Officials weigh proposals for Klamath Basin,
Oregonian 8/14 see
story
Norton's
Trickle: Water may be shut off again as early
as August 23rd?
Washington exempts itself from
the ESA, Washington
Times editorial
As drought continues, the federal government wades into a bitter Northwest water fight,
Chronicle, AP, August 14th story
link
Green Republicans Attempt to Organize in Oregon,
KGW, AP story
link
Sledgehammered,
Chronicle Letter to the Editor, see
letter
by Bill Pauli,President, California Farm Bureau
response to "It's not just fish vs.people," Aug. 7
Advice to Klamath Convoys
By Jeffrey Bennett, Sierra Times Aug.13th (link)
Herald and News August 2001:
They're on their way. Two of the three truck convoys bringing
encouragement and dollars to the Klamath Basin have departed their
respective jump-off points, and the third is scheduled to leave soon.
they are coming to support farmers in the Klamath Basin affected by the
federal government's decision to shut off water to farmers in the basin
to save endangered fish. A convoy from Elko, Nev. will head north into
Utah and Idaho before turning south in to Washington and Oregon. In
addition to carrying donated items that will be auctioned off at the
Event Center at the Klamath County Fairgrounds, the Elko convoy is
carrying a huge bucket that will be placed on the lawn of the Klamath
County Courthouse.
Blood on their Hands by Ralph Hostetter
see
opinion
The Death Toll of Environmentalism
By Robert Tracinski see
opinion
ENVIRONMENT: Fish, farms and fires
Florida Times-Union see
opinion
Klamath Water Foundation formed & "Farm
Aid" Support see H&N
story
Klamath Water Foundation see
details
Willie Nelson and Farm
Aid Announce Support for the
Klamath Basin and the Klamath Water Foundation CNS.news
story
Overdrawn in the Klamath Basin,
Opinion
by Steve Pedery of WaterWatch
Chronicle
opinion link
Looks like a rebuttal opportunity
Prayer
for Week of August 10th By Jeanie Arant -
farm family member in the Mt. Laki area
Notes from Animal Rights
Conference, by Jim Beers "good reading"
Klamath irrigation districts will release water to refuges
Oregonian August 9th see
story
Water being bought to help bald eagles in Oregon's drought-parched Klamath Basin
By Jeff Barnard, AP 8/9/01 6:58 AM see
story
More water being released for eagles in
drought-plagued Klamath Basin
see story just
in from AP writer Jeff Barnard Aug. 8th 5:30 P.M.
See response from Horsefly Irrigation District see
press release
Agriculture
& Resources Update
From
Congressman Greg Walden
AgDay will air a special report.
3-part series about the water issue in the Klamath Basin. Wed., Aug. 8th, Thurs, Aug. 9th, & Fri., Aug. 10th:
Klamath Basin KOTI TV (Channel 2) at 5:30 A.M. Ag Day online at
http://www.agday.com
Chronicle Opinion
Page: "It's
not just fish vs. people" see
opinion
rebuttal #1
A Letter from a Southern California
Commercial Fisherman see
letter
News from
the Front #54: James Buchal, August 7, 2001
Groups sue to get water for eagles on Oregon wildlife refuge
Sacramento Bee, AP story
link
Conservationists File Legal Action to Save Klamath Basin Bald Eagles
see press release comments
anyone? see link to their damning photo page
So Simple, It'll Take Your Breath Away, satire,
Washington Post, see story
FreeRepublic protests at the White House for Klamath
Basin see
story
The Klamath Water Users Association (KWUA) presented
a plan to participants in the court led federal mediation in Medford
this week.
see
press release August 2nd
When
the Eagles Return, commentary from Diane Alden Aug. 3, 2001
Mike Connelly's reply to Michael Milstein of the
Oregonian see story
See Milstein's article
Norton Wants Review of Klamath Case, AP, Aug.
2nd, see
story
Greenies Criticize Norton's Decision to 'De-Water' Wildlife Refuge
see story
Needs a rebuttal ... Didn't they hear yet? They
helped get the water shut off ...
Endangered Fish Policy May Have Cost Firefighters' Lives
story links: Foxnews.com
dailynews.yahoo.com
AP
Rocky
Mountain News
The Green Cancer, By Geoff Metcalf,
see article
Green Fascism, How Ecological Extremists Seek To Curtail Freedom
Edward Zehr, In the Washington Weekly, this is
about the Klamath Crisis see
article
New problems fester in water dispute,
SF Chronicle Aug. 1 story
link
look for new announcements regarding this situation,
later today
Puget Sound Gillnetters Association,
Statement of support and
apology
More support from commercial fishermen:
Farmers and Fishermen unite! Coalition of Coastal Fisheries see
letter
Humans vs. fish at Klamath Falls,
Phyllis Schlafly, August 1st story
link
Release of Klamath water was illegal,
says Oregon Audubon official
see
his letter to the editor, then go read Audubon's reply to
Ford, have a good laugh, then think about what you can do. See
Rebuttal letter from Chris 8/1
Cartoon of the week: EPA
in the Classroom
Merrill Center still expanding services,
Herald and News 7/29 story
link
Marni Morrow: She is the Native American that broke her leg
very seriously
on the cavalry ride on July 17th. The Tribe cannot cover all of the
costs to fix her leg. You can help
Farmers Seek to Assist the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge
Klamath Water Users Association
Press Release July 31
See map of Klamath
Project, with flow rates, ( click on labels, don't
all work)
link
Dividing the waters: Feds must forge Klamath basin compromise
editorial in Sacrament Bee, July 29 see
editorial rebuttals needed
rebuttal from Chris,
7/30 rebuttal by Wilton Byrum
7/31
Real Commercial Fishermen Support
Farmers read
this opinion (link)
see the whole "The Politically Incorrect Fish"
more Klamath articles
Drip drop, drip drop, drip ...drop dead
..
Great Article, from Barbara Simpson, July 30th
read it story
link
Ford Motor Company replies, to Basin letter
Includes responses from Earthwatch and Audubon see
letters
Klamath Issues, Updates from
Oregon Department of Agriculture see
update
