In 1992, Congress ordered the removal of 2 dams blocking the Elwha River; 24 years later the river finally ran free to the Sea
In 1992, legislation enabled the federal government to dismantle two dams on the Elwha River, effectively granting salmon access to their historic spawning habitats after being obstructed for over a century. This initiative skillfully aligned ecological restoration with regional water and power demands. The demolition process commenced in 2011, culminating…
The Times of India ·