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The Lower Columbia Solutions Group is a bi-state partnership
convened in 2002 by the governors of Oregon and Washington as a forum for nearly 30 local, state and federal stakeholders to raise
issues, collaborate on policy, and develop solutions for sediment management in the lower Columbia River. The LCSG includes
representatives from local, state and federal government, crabbing
and fishing interests, coastal communities and conservation
groups, and serves as the key bi-state clearinghouse to coordinate
policy, projects and research related to dredge material disposal
and sediment management on the lower Columbia River. The LCSG’s
work integrates economic, social and environmental objectives.
The LCSG has been officially supported by the White House Council
on Environmental Quality under two Presidents and is facilitated
by the National Policy Consensus Center at Portland State
University. Funds to support the LCSG process have come from a
variety of local, state and federal participants.
LCSG Overview
LCSG Charter
Recent LCSG meeting notes
LCSG Meeting Notes 7.8.11
* 7.8.11 Port of Astoria Presentation on sedimentation build up
LCSG Meeting Notes 2.4.11
LCSG Meeting Notes 10.22.10
LCSG Meeting Notes 5.4.10
LCSG Meeting Notes 11.12.09
LCSG Meeting Notes 8.20.09
LCSG Meeting Notes 3.5.09
LCSG Meeting Notes 10.10.08
LCSG Meeting Notes 02.2007-05.2008
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