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The world's first light rail line over a floating bridge is inadvertently killing fish in Lake Washington, and now Sound Transit is scrambling to find a solution. It's unclear how many fish have died and how long the problem has existed since the Crosslake Connection first opened on March...

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Wolf_Predatorvor 10 Tagen

Nothing a tax hike won't fix. Seriously these people are clowns.

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🫃🏼💉🇺🇦🇮🇷🇨🇺Hollaria Briden, Esq.vor 9 Tagen

Higher taxes will help.

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Lawful but awfulvor 10 Tagen

If only people had predicted this ... because people did. @SoundTransit is an endless scam. On this project, their engineers FORGOT to account for water sloshing! Their models had water going straight up & down in storms. It wasn't discovered until the bridge was largely built.

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Sheriff Keith Swankvor 8 Tagen

Just pay the tribes a few billion. That should stop all the dying fish.

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Believe On Jesus Christvor 10 Tagen

The most incompetent leadership of any big city has to be Seattle, and what is even worse the people keep voting in the same people which says a lot about them.

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Erikvor 9 Tagen

Democrats suddenly find a reason to do an environmental impact statement on something that is killing fish near Highway 520. But, they'll allow anyone to erect thousands of wind turbines knowing full well they're killing THOUSANDS of raptor birds annually. Such hypocrites.

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Lorencio Banquel Jrvor 10 Tagen

For a minute… I thought this was some fake California BS about dumb fish. Oh wait! This is in WA… same smell….

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RBvor 10 Tagen

@gramFarrar Another sound transit failure.

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KJvor 9 Tagen

Dow is 100 percent corrupt !

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🇺🇸STOP SEATTLE DEMs 2026🇺🇸vor 10 Tagen

Total for Dow Constantine telling us about the fish.... On that base/regular-pay basis, the 2016–2025 period comes to approximately: 👉🏽$2.65 MILLION - must be GOLD FISH.... That's before counting benefits, retirement contributions and other compensation. And now he's at: $474,276/year base salary plus potential performance compensation and retirement benefits at Sound Transit. His original 2025 Sound Transit contract started at $450,000, with a potential $30,000 performance award and additional salary increases. One important caveat: 2024 and 2025 need to be treated differently from the older payroll years because the readily available sources give us the annual salary rate and contract rather than a comparable finalized payroll record. So $2.65M is a salary-based reconstruction, not a claim that $2.65M is his exact cash compensation including benefits. And the jump is pretty stark: $222K in 2016 → $474K current base salary — more than double.

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Liberty or Deathvor 9 Tagen

So are they going to shut it down? They would literally shut down ANYONE else who was killing fish

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Bob Pishuevor 9 Tagen

Did you include the fact that Sound Transit was warned about this yet claimed it wouldn't have a "significant effect" on fish?

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Objectiv_1vor 10 Tagen

Isn’t that just like the Demtards Sell it to the public as a clean form of transportation, run $billions over budget & destroy nature Great job What’s next? Declare WA a sanctuary for criminals?

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Loooopervor 10 Tagen

you'd think with all the millions of taxpayer dollars going to surveys and environmental permits they'd have realized that this would kill fish?... what good is giving all that money to consultants if they can't even foresee that electricity kills wildlife?

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Bill 🇺🇸vor 10 Tagen

Given, how over the top Seattle is with all this green crap. This is kind of funny…

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Dan Sivertsonvor 10 Tagen

This seems…fishy. The current story is a bunch of fish were killed by a well intentioned mass transit agency with a history of failures and a whale of cost overruns. I don’t know, it seems like the news story is dredging up a lot of smelly carcasses with this reporting. I’ll be shocked if the agency isn’t responsible…..probably not as shocked as the fish though.

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Keep Qualmvor 10 Tagen

Why do we need a light rail line over a floating bridge.when autonomous vehicles are being produced in volume?

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Sandy Bouchervor 10 Tagen

Part of the climate scamdemic....move along, nothing to see here!! Guaranteed, we the people, will pick up the tab...the perfect Ponzi like only Washington can eh side show?? @BobFergusonGov

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Andrewvor 10 Tagen

So what’s the point of YEARS of environmental “studies” and delays if in the end the fish die anyways.

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B_T_C 🚀 🗣vor 10 Tagen

No, this is another fictitious problem so Sound Transit can grift more money from WA citizens to give to unelected and unaccountable NGOs, to do 'research' of the 'problem, that turn around a donate to Democrat campaigns. Corruption is massive in WA.

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Bodacious NWvor 10 Tagen

What could possibly go wrong when using electricity in a body of water

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beatnikdrvor 9 Tagen

Drug encampments are also killing fish and destroying the environment

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Recovered Soulsvor 10 Tagen

They should have done this type of research before the launched the system here. It’s possible they knew, and did it anyway.

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Mr. Xvor 10 Tagen

The private citizen can’t even build a shack without environmental studies, but government free of the same rules it applies to others.

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Akirawat Best🇺🇸vor 10 Tagen

Translate: we need more money from taxpayers!

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Davevor 10 Tagen

Dems: if the wealth would just pay their fair share (~110% of all wealth and income), we could save these fish with a new overbudget bridge that doesn't help fish, traffic, or go to any location we promised it would. Only need 110% so we are not asking for too much.

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Binkyvor 10 Tagen

Curious if the Muckleshoot Tribe has issued a statement about their fish getting electrocuted in their sovereign territory...

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viovor 10 Tagen

Proof that a DIESEL powered train would be BETTER for the environment

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It's Just GLB..Always Has and Always Willvor 10 Tagen

Transit kills

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Matsurovor 10 Tagen

Are these the same engineers that cost us another 250M, because their original plans didn't take into account that water MOVES in more then ONE direction?

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Western Flyervor 10 Tagen

Sadly Dow Constantine is on it so we shouldn’t hold out much hope

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Steve Ruppertvor 9 Tagen

Now we’ll be charged more car tag charges to fix their mistake! Not to mention KILLING OUR FISH.

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Barbara Melkovor 9 Tagen

I’m just about done with this damn state and its stupid ideas. There isn’t a sane one to be found.

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Kkjjvor 9 Tagen

Wow how amazing

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