Water Resources featured at conference
A favorite adage is that “Whiskey Is for Drinking and Water Is for Fighting Over”. Like all good adages, it transcends time because it’s spiked with truth. And like most…
Year: 2019
PCB Water Quality Variance: A Solution for the Spokane River?
Day 2 of the conference will open with a plenary session on the possibility of one or more Washington dischargers pursuing a variance to meet polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) water quality…
Citizen Science: Crowd sourcing to investigate the health of the Spokane River
Our unquenchable thirst for best available science is finding a friend in a national movement to use citizen science to crowdsource data. Said Alan Kolok, Director of Idaho Water Resources…
Dr. Philip Mote to lead off Forum conference with keynote on climate impacts and building resiliency
A well-regarded climate scientist with an impressive list of publications, Dr. Philip Mote has long focused on applying his scientific expertise to the problem of climate change. Dr. Mote’s keynote…
2010 – 2016 Spokane River and Lake Spokane Dissolved Oxygen Total Maximum Daily Load Biennial Report
This biennial report contains information about activities to reduce nutrients from 2010 through 2014. Its purpose is to document progress toward meeting the Spokane River DO TMDL allocations. Spokane River…
SRSP 2009 Modeling Memo
Spokane River Stewardship Partner 2009 memo identifying issues, concerns and questions relating to development of DO TMDL model. Author: SRSP Click here to view SRSP 2009 Modeling Memo
January 22, 2019 DO TMDL Advisory Group Meeting
The next Spokane River DO TMDL Meeting is: Date: Tuesday, January 22nd Time: 10 a.m. — Noon Location: Liberty Lake Sewer & Water District 22510 E. Mission Ave, Liberty Lake…