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Obscure joint powers authority makes play to buy the fish-killing Eel River dams

by Lamprey | Aug 17, 2018 | FOER

Mendocino County water interests are moving forward with an attempt to buy the Eel River dams. If they succeed, they will only plant the seeds of a conflict that will last until the Eel River’s fish are gone or the dams come down. Ever since PG&E announced its...

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