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Surprisingly their is no mention of historic habitat inaccessible due hydroelectric projects on the Columbia and Snake Rivers (~25%). They also fail to address the amount of habitat altered/lost due to inundation by the other 13 dams with fish passage. But other than that the dams don?t appear to be ?major barriers to recovery in the Columbia?.

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