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Several cities in Oregon’s Willamette Valley have seen excessively muddy water flowing into their drinking water systems as a result of upstream reservoirs being drained, the Salem Statesman-Journal has reported.
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Hot weather lately has increased the demand for power. For people in the south Willamette Valley, hydropower helps the grid operate steadily.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says 2022 could be another challenging water year in the Willamette Valley.
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Here’s a drop of good news: This week’s rain should help alleviate drought conditions in southwest Oregon. Meteorologist Colby Newman with the National Weather Service says the Army Corps of Engineers should be pleased.
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Last week, Oregon’s Army Corps of Engineers learned which projects will be funded from the federal infrastructure bill. Two major dams in the Willamette Valley are among them.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says its 13 reservoirs in the Willamette Valley are at their lowest levels in six years. Most of the valley has seen…
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The Army Corps of Engineers sent inspectors to 13 Willamette Valley dams following Saturday’s magnitude 4.2 earthquake. All of them were judged to be…
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Members of the Army Corps of Engineers and EWEB worked together Wednesday in an oil spill response drill at Dexter Dam. The scenario depicted the failure…