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FEBRUARY 22, 2001 Twelve Roman Catholic bishops are urging Catholics and other interested citizens to take action in preserving the Columbia River. A top concern of the bishops is saving threatened and endangered species of salmon. The bishops say people need to view the river as the spiritual life center of the region. Get the Story:
Bishops urge conservation of Columbia River (The Seattle Times 2/22)
Religious leaders seek action on river
Facebook TwitterFEBRUARY 22, 2001 Twelve Roman Catholic bishops are urging Catholics and other interested citizens to take action in preserving the Columbia River. A top concern of the bishops is saving threatened and endangered species of salmon. The bishops say people need to view the river as the spiritual life center of the region. Get the Story:
Bishops urge conservation of Columbia River (The Seattle Times 2/22)
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