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Radio-tracking studies of adult chinook salmon and steelhead to determine the effect of "zero" river flow during water storage at Little Goose Dam on the Lower Snake River : Final Report 1985
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1985
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Description:Allowable instantaneous minimum river flows are established in the Columbia and Snake Rivers to ensure safe passage of anadromous fish during their migration to the spawning grounds. However, water storage during periods of low power demands (at night and on weekends) would be beneficial to the power producers. This storage procedure is called "zero" river flow and is now permitted on a limited basis when there are few if any actively migrating anadromous fish present in the river system. Requests were made to extend "zero" river flow into periods when anadromous fish were actively migrating and a study was initiated.
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Rights Information:CC0 Public Domain
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