columbia river

How We Fight to Protect the Columbia River From Fossil Fuel Pollution–and Win

By Columbia Riverkeeper / August 24, 2018

By Dan Serres As highlighted by the article Why Does Climate Change Matter to the Columbia?, we are in the the fight of our lives to stop dirty fossil fuels and transition to clean energy. The good news? You are making a difference right now. As activists, you have a tremendous impact on greenhouse gas […]

Why Does Climate Change Matter to the Columbia River?

By Columbia Riverkeeper / August 16, 2018

Alarming ‘Salmon Extinction Act’ Passes in U.S. House

By EcoWatch / April 26, 2018

Appeals Court Affirms Order to Spill More Water Over Dams to Help Salmon Survive

By EcoWatch / April 2, 2018

The Cold War’s Toxic Legacy: Costly, Dangerous Cleanups at Atomic Bomb Production Sites

By EcoWatch / March 5, 2018

World’s Largest Methanol Refinery to Be Built Along the Columbia River

By Columbia Riverkeeper / November 23, 2016

By Brett VandenHeuvel Communities on the frontlines of fossil fuel development are taking a stand against dangerous fossil fuel projects. Take a look at the big fight in the small town of Kalama, Washington. The Chinese government is planning to build the world’s largest methanol refinery to convert fracked natural gas to liquid methanol for […]