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logo 11/27/2024 8:54:07 PM     
‘Too hot’ for salmon: How climate change is contributing to the Yukon salmon collapse 
By Kavitha George US Source: alaskapublic 9/26/2023
Kavitha George
Credit: Kavitha George/Alaska Public Media
Scientists know one thing for sure about the collapse of Yukon River king and chum salmon: there’s more than one culprit.
 

“It’s really hard and probably unrealistic to just point your finger at one thing and say that’s what’s doing it,” said Jayde Ferguson, a fish pathologist with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.

 
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