Justice Delayed: A Tribal Attorney’s Perspective on Elwha River Dam Removal and Ecosystem Restoration

Presenter: Russell W. Busch, Attorney for the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe 10 pages.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Busch, Russell W.
Format:	Text
Language:	unknown
Published:	Colorado Law Scholarly Commons 2007
Subjects:	ecosystem restoration Elwha River dam removal landscape Olympic National Park Freshwater Bay Strait of Juan De Fuca Puget Sound Port Angeles Washington Sooke Harbour Victoria British Columbia Lower Elwha Indian Reservation Vancouver Island estuary Elwha Klallams ecosystem Elwha people productive fishery seasonal camps Klallam Indians Olympic Peninsula Treaty of Point No Point fishery reservation homeland homesteads farmers timber potatoes oxen Elwha Dam poverty fear of dam failures refugees non-Indians Tse Whit Zen Village mill archaeological site cemetery Y’innis Ediz Hook squatters resettlement Lower Elwha Reservation land buy-backs tenacity cedar canoe Elwha Warrior tribal advocacy S’Klallam strong people dam safety inspection risk of flooding Corps of Engineers Safety-of-Dams Program Federal Energy Regulatory Commission FERC emergency dam safety order flood-control levee federally-funded housing National Marine Fisheries Service United States Fish and Wildlife Service USFWS scientific studies anadromous fisheries dam licensing process Elwha River Ecosystem and Fisheries Restoration Act other battles Crude Oil Transportation System Northern Tier Pipeline Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act PURPA small hydro applications salmon streams Superfund Deferral Agreement EPA Environmental Protection Agency Rayonier Port Angeles Mill Site dioxin sources Pacific Northwest Clallam County Health Department shellfish and bottom fish harvests Earthjustice lawsuit settlement salmon habitat dry dock prehistoric cemetery cultural resource protection declining fishery statutory fish passage facilities State Fish Commissioner J. L. Riseland State Fish Commissioner L. H. Darwin hatcheries Glines Canyon Dam (Docket 588) salmon runs declined legal history Elwha River Restoration Report Federal Power Commission Daishowa America Crown Zellerbach Corporation Chinook salmon coho salmon pink salmon chum salmon sockeye salmon steelhead cutthroat trout native char wildlife populations conservation groups Seattle Audubon Society Sierra Club Friends of the Earth Olympic Park Associates Congress President Bush restoration Indian Tribes Federal Power Act FPA FERC licensing process ESA Endangered Species Act threatened species FERC jurisdiction Docket 2683 anadromous salmonid habitat fisheries mitigation fish ladders trap-and-haul moving adult spawners upstream structural issues seismic loading overtopping interveners Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals environmental review James River conservationists Secretary of the Interior federal funding Assistant Secretary for Fish Wildlife and Parks environmental review process EIS Environmental Impact Statement technical issues Congressional settlement appropriations dam removal mitigation natural sediment regime relocation of a tribal hatchery replacement of septic systems elevation of a setback levee Administrative Law Animal Law Biodiversity Climate Constitutional Law Courts Dispute Resolution and Arbitration Energy and Utilities Law Energy Policy Environmental Law Environmental Policy Forest Management Indigenous Indian and Aboriginal Law Jurisdiction Land Use Law Law and Society Legal Education Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility Litigation Natural Resource Economics Natural Resources and Conservation Natural Resources Law Natural Resources Management and Policy Oil Gas and Energy and Mineral Law Peace and Conflict Studies President/Executive Department Property Law and Real Estate Science and Technology Law State and Local Government Law Sustainability Torts Urban Studies and Planning Water Law Water Resource Management Pacific Sockeye Whit Pink salmon
Online Access:	https://scholar.law.colorado.edu/future-of-natural-resources-law-and-policy/15 https://scholar.law.colorado.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1015&context=future-of-natural-resources-law-and-policy

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Summary:	Presenter: Russell W. Busch, Attorney for the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe 10 pages.