Modernizing the Columbia River Treaty

In February of 2017, Western Washington University (WWU) and Northwest Indian College (NWIC) hosted a two-day symposium titled, “The Changing Environment and the Columbia River Treaty.” The purpose of the symposium was to develop public awareness and inform treaty negotiators from the U.S. and diplo...

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Main Author: Border Policy Research Institute
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: Western CEDAR 2017
Subjects:
Economic Relationships
Environment
Governance
Economics
Geography
International and Area Studies
International Relations
Political Science
Canada
Indian
First Nations
Online Access:https://cedar.wwu.edu/bpri_publications/1
https://cedar.wwu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1000&context=bpri_publications
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Summary:In February of 2017, Western Washington University (WWU) and Northwest Indian College (NWIC) hosted a two-day symposium titled, “The Changing Environment and the Columbia River Treaty.” The purpose of the symposium was to develop public awareness and inform treaty negotiators from the U.S. and diplomats from Canada on key issues to address when modernizing the Treaty. This event brought together tribal and First Nations leaders, representatives from government and private industry, non-governmental organizations and academics to discuss the modernization of the Columbia River Treaty (CRT).

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