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U.S. Benefits from the Columbia River Treaty – Past, Present and Future: A Province of British Columbia Perspective BC Ministry of Energy and Mines June 25, 2013
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Document Date: 2013-06-25 18:49:26

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Bonneville / Vanport / The Dalles / /

Company

BPA / Willamette / Coordinated Systems / U.S Power Systems / BC Hydro / /

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United States / Canada / Columbia / /

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USD / /

Event

Natural Disaster / Environmental Issue / Business Partnership / Product Issues / /

Facility

MW Arrow Lakes Generating Station / Federal Columbia River Power System / Duncan Dam / Canadian Treaty dam / Revelstoke Dam / U.S. dam / When Mica Dam / Grand Coulee Dam / Hugh Keenleyside Dam / /

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important tools / firm energy / respective systems / average energy benefits / meet electricity demand / energy reliability / energy imbalance / useable secondary energy / energy / electricity / reservoir management / /

NaturalFeature

Columbia River / Kootenay River / Columbia River stream / Snake river / /

Organization

Bureau of Reclamation / United States Department of Energy / British Columbia Perspective BC Ministry of Energy and Mines / Permanent Engineering Board / U.S. Federal government / Government of Canada / Bonneville Power Administration / United States Army / U.S. Bureau of Reclamation/USACE / /

Person

Hugh Keenleyside / /

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CONTENTS Page EXECUTIVE / /

Product

pre - treaty floods / /

ProvinceOrState

British Columbia Perspective BC Ministry / Oregon / British Columbia / /

PublishedMedium

THE COLUMBIA RIVER TREATY POST / /

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http /

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