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Wild Fish Conservancy v. Irving et al
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2:14-cv-00306
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November 22, 2016
Fish Hatchery Enviro. Review Missing Climate Change Impact
A federal district judge Tuesday ruled that an environmental review of a Washington state fish hatchery was arbitrary in that the National Marine Fisheries Service didn't properly consider the effects of climate change when looking at the hatchery's water use, but didn't find the review was arbitrary on any other basis.
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August 25, 2016
Fish Hatchery Review Is Aboveboard, Agencies Argue
The federal agencies fighting a lawsuit from a conservation group battling an environmental review of a Washington state fish hatchery continued to push for the case's dismissal Wednesday, arguing the review was rational and in compliance with federal law.
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July 28, 2016
Enviros Say Fish Hatchery Review Was Botched
A conservation group battling the environmental review of a Washington state fish hatchery on Wednesday continued to push a federal court for a win on liability, arguing that the review relied on uncertain measures to offset harm and didn't adequately take climate change into account.
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June 28, 2016
Feds, Tribes Seek End To Enviros' Fish Hatchery Claims
The federal government and Native American groups in the Pacific Northwest urged a Washington federal judge on Monday to rule that an environmental review for a salmon hatchery in Washington was sufficient.