Law Practice
Oct. 24, 2008
Plaintiffs Settle Klamath Dam Claims
Plaintiffs seeking damages over the operation of several dams on the Klamath River agreed Wednesday to settle their claims, but the long-running fight over whether the dams should remain on the river is far from over.
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - Plaintiffs seeking damages over the operation of several dams on the Klamath River agreed Wednesday to settle their claims, but the long-running fight over whether the dams should remain on the river is far from over. Members of Indian tribes, a commercial fisherman and others in the suit claimed that the dams cause toxic algae blooms on the river that kill fish and harm the local economy. ...
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