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Klamath River Renewal Corporation doubles-down on the tooth fairy.
Recently, the public information officer at the Klamath River Renewal Corporation (‘KRRC’), Ren Brownell and KRRC CEO Mark Bransom have disingenuously complained that articles citing the negative impacts of the Klamath Dam removal project under their organization, KRRC, are ‘not accurate’.
And because Bransom and Brownell don’t want readers to see the evidence, they make such claims without providing cites, titles or sources of the articles they claim are inaccurate. How can anyone trust that? Just more of their nonsense.
William E. Simpson II is an ethologist living among and studying free-roaming native species American wild horses. William is the award-winning producer of the micro-documentary film 'Wild Horses'. He is the author of a new Study about the behavioral ecology of wild horses, two published books and more than 150 published articles on subjects related to wild horses, wildlife, wildfire, and public land (forest) management. He has appeared on NBC NEWS, ABC NEWS, CBS NEWS, theDoveTV and has been a guest on numerous talk radio shows including the Lars Larson Show, the Bill Meyer Show, NPR Jefferson Public Radio and NPR National Radio.
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Mr. Simpson, how do you know that “billions of invertebrates” and “millions of native fish” have been killed? It sounds like you’re just making stuff up.
Just curious William since you’re pointing fingers, is there any misleading information in any of your articles?
Horses are non-native and destroying habitat, hes not an expert in river babitats, they already said there would be temporary issues (miners were dumping mercury for decades) and I wonder who paid him to write this?
Drove the Klamath River for I-5 past Irongate yesterday. Did not see any eagles, osprey, falcon or any birds of prey. In fact the only wildlife was 2 ducks. The water turbidity was near zero visibility and had a strong stench. Probed the bottom of the river and there was over 2’ of sediments and did not encounter the gravels, sediments go deeper. Came home to see the latest KRRC propaganda podcast . It’s a total lie. The revegetation of lake banks by planting “billion of native seeds” is nothing but cheat grass. Give the project an F as in a total failure. Mark you blew it, time to admit it.
KRRC has said more than once that sediment will take time to clear naturally. Seeds also take time to grow.