resulting in massive amounts of phosphorus flowing into the Upper Klamath Lake and eventually, the lower river. Salmon and other fish populations, deprived of hundreds of miles of quiet pools to ...

“The lake bed that we’re living on is 6 million ... “The river was really low here in the lower Klamath. … And then we had a pretty big salmon fall salmon run predicted that year, ...

For years, the Klamath Basin along California’s remote northern border has been mired in drought, missing out on the string of wet winters that benefited the rest of the state. But not any longer.