Central Maine Power Co. (CMP) yesterday agreed to a pact under which it will build up to seven fish passages on the Saco River, beginning just above the tidal waters in Biddeford-Saco and working upriver. The utility has committed to building three passages at an estimated cost of $6.45 million, with four more passages possibly required, at a cost of $11.5 million. The passages are necessary for CMP\u27s dam relicensing, and are intended to help restore populations of alewives, American shad and American salmon in the river. Details
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Abstract: Dams have impeded fish on Maine’s Penobscot River for centuries, blocking connections betw...
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Central Maine Power Co. has tentatively agreed to build fish passages along the Saco River, which wo...
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Central Maine Power Co. (CMP) has agreed to pay up to $3,000 in consultants\u27 costs to Biddeford a...
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