The Eel River supplies water to Lake County and Mendocino County, while Scott Dam formed the Lake Pillsbury reservoir.
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What happened
The Eel River supplies water to Lake County and Mendocino County, while Scott Dam formed the Lake Pillsbury reservoir.
Who's involved
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Part of
FERC is reviewing projects regarding the decommissioning of dams that impact Lake Pillsbury and the Eel River in Mendocino County.Also in this story
- Jared Huffman toured a major estuary restoration project in the Eel River area.
- FERC oversees the decommissioning of the Cape Horn Dam and manages water flow into the Eel River.
- Discussions are underway regarding the future of the Potter Valley Project and efforts by a shared coalition to continue diversions affecting the river system.
- Council weighs in on the fate of two Eel River dams.
The entities involved
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Eel River
river in northern California, United States
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Lake Pillsbury
lake of the United States of America
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Scott Dam
dam in Malheur County, Oregon, United States of America
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