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<abstract>Columbia River Basin salmon runs were once the world&apos;s largest. Before
1850, an estimated 16 million salmon returned to the basin each year. By
1996, however, returning adult salmon had been reduced to about 2.5
million fish, of which only about 500,000 were wild or naturally
spawning salmon. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has sought to improve
the passage of adult and juvenile salmon around the eight dams that it
operates on the lower Columbia and Snake rivers. The Corps estimates
that it will spend $1.4 billion to implement its fish mitigation
program. About $908 million will be spent to build fish passage projects
and related studies through the program&apos;s completion in 2007. This
report discusses (1) the Corps&apos; decision-making process for identifying,
setting priorities for, and funding actions to help the recovery of
salmon runs and (2) whether the Corps has been completing its fish
mitigation efforts on schedule and within budget. GAO also determines
why the Corps has not entered into a direct funding agreement with the
Bonneville Power Administration for the cost of running the Corps&apos; dams
in the Columbia River Basin.</abstract>
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