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Southern Resident Killer Whale Chinook Salmon Initiative

Enangered • Hungry • Dammed

The Salmon’s Swim for Survival

July 5, 2016srkwcsi

The New York Times Editorial Board
July 4, 2016

There are two recent pieces of welcome news affecting the Pacific Northwest’s beleaguered salmon populations — battered by dams, habitat loss, timid government agencies and global warming. Read more…

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