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February 06, 2008: Headlines
One dam after another
Posted Wed, Feb 6, 5 a.m.
The Black Rock reservoir project in arid Eastern Washington might be dead, but there are four more proposed dams where that came from. State lawmakers and two governors have helped keep hopes alive in an area where irrigation politics go all the way back to the New Deal.
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