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  2. Live updates: No threat to Columbia water; Congaree River to ...

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    “Cayce Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants are self-contained and not at risk due to the rising river levels,” the city said. ... Columbia officials say they are not concerned about the ...

  3. Columbia River - Wikipedia

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    The Columbia River (Upper Chinook: ... The National Ocean Service observes water levels at six tide gauges and issues tide forecasts for twenty-two additional ...

  4. List of tributaries of the Columbia River - Wikipedia

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    Kootenay River (British Columbia, Idaho, Montana; see below for sub-tributaries) Hugh Keenleyside Dam and Arrow Lakes (British Columbia) Whatshan River (British Columbia)

  5. What’s being done now about radioactive water that threatens ...

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    The 1.2-million-gallon basin was built in the 1950s and holds contaminated water. ... to the Columbia River should be removed at the Hanford nuclear site before the end of summer. ... in its core ...

  6. Columbia River Estuary - Wikipedia

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    The Columbia River (Chinookan: hayásh-tsəqʷ, meaning “great water”) [3] was a bustling hub of trade for Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest for centuries. In fact, archaeological evidence has proven that humans have inhabited the area for around 10 000 years.

  7. Record sockeye salmon run on Columbia River is now threatened ...

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    Columbia River sockeye have adapted to rising water temperatures caused by climate warming by migrating earlier in summer, shifting their migration period 11 days earlier from the 1950s to the ...

  8. Columbia Basin Project - Wikipedia

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    Water pumped from the Columbia River is carried over 331 miles (533 km) of main canals, stored in a number of reservoirs, then fed into 1,339 miles (2,155 km) of lateral irrigation canals, [1] and out into 3,500 miles (5,600 km) of drains and wasteways. [2]

  9. Columbia Basin Project moving forward

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    "More than 75 years ago, state and federal agencies began an effort to divert 3% of Columbia River water to over 1 million acres to irrigate farms and provide water to several municipalities ...