In the Press: An Impactful Article in Outdoor Life Describes the Need to “Breach or Die”

Photo from article. Wind turbines abound in eastern Washington. Part of the conversation around dam breaching has to do with replacing the hydropower generated by the dams with wind, solar, and other renewable sources. Ben Herndon

This compelling and informative article explores the benefits of breaching the four lower Snake River dams.

Breach or Die: It’s Time to Free the Lower Snake River and Save Idaho’s Wild Salmon

This comprehensive article provides a clear overview of the issue, highlighting the negative impacts of the dams on fish populations and the potential for their breaching to restore the river's ecosystem.

Additionally, the author effectively addresses concerns about the economic and social impacts of dam removal, proposing strategies to mitigate these impacts and ensure a just transition.

Overall, this well-written and persuasive article makes a strong case for dam breaching as a step toward environmental restoration and economic revitalization.