Episode 26 — Salmon, Dams, And Power: Idaho's BPA Connection featuring ICL's Mitch Cutter

Join Wild Idaho! Podcast host Hannah Smay and ICL's Salmon and Steelhead Advocacy Fellow Mitch Cutter to learn about the connections between endangered salmon and steelhead and electric power in Idaho. Electric cooperatives and municipal utilities across Idaho buy power from the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA), which is generated at dams on the Snake and Columbia Rivers. The four dams on the lower Snake River play a major role in driving Idaho’s salmon and steelhead to the brink of extinction. Tune in to learn about the path forward for recovering Idaho’s fish to abundance, ensuring clean and affordable energy for Idahoans, and making and keeping Idaho communities whole. Learn more and contact energy leaders in your community here: Make your voice heard to the members of the Idaho Governor's Salmon Workgroup:

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Episode 26 — Salmon, Dams, And Power: Idaho's BPA Connection featuring ICL's Mitch Cutter is an episode from Wild Idaho! Podcast by Wild Idaho! Podcast.

This episode is 00:25:06 long.

This episode was published on Nov 24, 2020.

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