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The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is jumpstarting

efforts to replace outdated, unsafe and obsolete infrastructure on our nation’s rivers and streams – benefitting fish and people, and promoting a healthy natural world. Photo courtesy of Anastasia and Tyler Coleman

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Dams are being demolished on the Sabattus River in Maine, a new channel is being cut around the Old Evanston Dam in Wyoming and an undersized culvert is being pulled from the Little Tonsina River in Alaska to open 70 miles of salmon habitat. Photo by C. Birmingham

Construction crews demolishing Town Dam on the Sabattus River in Maine

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In fact, more than 100 barriers are slated for removal from rivers across the country to allow fish to swim freely. Learn more about how the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is helping create jobs, advance environmental justice and boost local economies.

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Less than one year from the passing of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

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