It's all a sign that this river is dying. We have to do something about it as soon as possible or we will have continuing disasters on the Klamath.

It's this last option -- the middle ground -- that's the real key.

A lot of people are going to lose their jobs. It will mean ocean-catch salmon will be much harder to get. And it will be much more expensive.

It's a diversionary tactic. The administration has done everything it can ... to avoid dealing with the big issue in the Columbia (Basin), and that is the dams.

The administration is not paying attention to the laws of biodiversity. It's paying far more attention to the laws of political expediency.

Hatcheries were intended to replace habitat behind dams. If they close all the hatcheries, we want some dams down, too.