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Economics:
- California Energy Commission Economic Analysis (2006)
- California Energy Commission Response to PacifiCorp's Comments (2007)
- FERC Final Environmental Impact Statement Economic Analysis (2007)
- Preliminary Economic Assessment of Dam Removal: The Klamath River (Ecotrust, 2006)
Fish and biological impacts of dams:
- Long range plan for the Klamath River Basin Conservation Area fishery restoration program (USFWS, 1991)
- Distribution of Anadromous Fishes in the Upper Klamath River Watershed Prior to Hydropower Dams - A Synthesis of Historical Evidence (Hamilton et. al, American Fisheries Society, 2004)
Dams and toxic algae:
- Microcystis aeruginosa Occurrence in the Klamath River System of Southern Oregon and Northern California - Technical memorandum to the Yurok Tribe (Kann, 2006)
- Letter to FERC from Yurok Tribe detailing dam-caused toxic algae (2007)
- Microcystin bioaccumulation in Klamath River Fish and Freshwater Mussel Tissue (Kann, 2008)
- The occurrence and response to toxic cyanobacteria in the Pacific Northwest, North America (Jakoby and Kann, Lake and Reservoir Managment, 2007)
- US EPA decision to list microcystin toxin as a pollutant in the Klamath River (2008)
- Microcystin toxicology factsheet (World Health Organization)
Engineers' analysis of dam removal:
- Summary of Reservoir Sediment Analysis (California Coastal Conservancy, 2006)
- Reservoir Sediment Toxicity Analysis Results (Shannon and Wilson, Inc.)
- Downstream Sediment Deposition After Dam Removal (Stillwater Sciences, 2004)
- Update to Downstream Sediment Deposition Study (Stillwater Sciences, 2006)
- Reservoir Sediment Sampling Plan (Gathard Engineering, 2006)
- Reservoir Sediment Analysis Results (Gathard Engineering, 2006)
Hydro power, methane, and global warming:
- Methane emissions from lakes (Bastviken et. al. 2004, Global Biogeochemical Cycles)
- Comments to FERC estimating Klamath reservoir methane emissions, see pages 20-23 (Resighini Rancheria, 2005)
- Hydropower Doesn't Count as Green Energy (Phalen, Earth Island Journal, 2007)