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May. 28, 2000 What's happening in the Chehalis watershed? Time to check out the SEPA applications for this week. Among the new items are: SPSCC stormwater upgrades to comply with all standards, Boistfort Valley Water Corp 2000-2001 Water System Improvements, and along the Chehalis up to 5 miles of water line (Wynoochee Water System Capital Improvement Project).
May. 26, 2000 Due to an oversight the Chehalis Basin Partnership material for the 5/26 meeting was overlooked. 5/26 Agenda and reports.
May. 24, 2000 American Rivers provides an update on what is happening in the other Washington.
May. 23, 2000 American Rivers has interesting news on the Army Corps of Engineers and issues related to reforming the corps.
May. 20, 2000 What's happening locally? Here are the updated SEPA applications for this week.
May. 20, 2000 Looking for ag water quality information? The National Agriculture Laboratories has an excellent Water Quality Information Center
May. 20, 2000 An easy to use computer model helps illustrate water movement through soils.
May. 18, 2000 From A (Alabama sturgeon) to Z (zebra mussels) here are 32 news items on fishery resources.
May. 17, 2000 Here is an update on what is happening in the other Washington.
May. 16, 2000 USGS has announced a new way to monitor ground water - ROBOWELL
May. 14, 2000 Check out the SEPA applications which include: Lewis Co Solid Waste/Moderate Risk Waste Management Plan Update, culvert replacement and gravel extraction
May. 13, 2000 The Chronicle reports that a contaminated well is found in the area of a Lewis County Shop and the contamination is thought to come from the shop.
May. 12, 2000 The USGS announces the availability of a flood fact sheet. May. 11, 2000 Up-to-date information on flood mappijng needs across the nation is now available on-line.
May. 10, 2000 Which waterways in the Chehalis Watershed don't meet water quality standards. Find out here! May. 10, 2000 American Rivers has information on what is happening in the other Washington this week.
May. 09, 2000 The Olympian reports that Tenino residents are suing drinking water provider over bacteria and corrosion in their drinking water.
May. 08, 2000 USGS has released information on arsenic in ground water. May. 08, 2000 NOAA has salmon habitat restoration funds available. May. 08, 2000 Find out what is new in the SEPA applications for the < href="permits.html">Chehalis watershed area.
May. 03, 2000 WaDOE has posted a notice concerning nationwide permits authorizing activities in the waters of the U.S..
This Public Notice is requesting public comments on whether the US Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) and the State of Washington should certify, condition, or deny activities authorized by the new and revised Nationwide Permits (NWPs) issued by the Corps of Engineers (Corps). There is a hearing on May 17 and comments can be accepted until May 26.
May. 03, 2000 According to The Chronicle, WaDOE states that cleaning up Lincoln Creek oil spill will be expensive.
May. 02, 2000 Thanks to American Rivers a digest of events in the other Washington is available today.
May. 01, 2000 Dogs and salmon, wetlands and oysters, fecal coliform and Grays Harbor, license plates and wildlife conservation, flooding and buyouts; these are just some of the topics in the May 2000 online edition of Drops of Water.
May 01, 2000 Feel like an online conversation for and about the Chehalis Watershed? Well, the CRC has good news for you!
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