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Yukon River s salmon runs likely to stay small while Indigenous Peoples sacrifice grows | iNFOnews

Yukon River s salmon runs likely to stay small while Indigenous Peoples sacrifice grows | iNFOnews
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Yukon River s salmon runs likely to stay small while Indigenous Peoples sacrifice grows

Nobody is fishing, said Tiffany Agayar Andrew from the Alaskan village of Alakanuk on the river’s delta a short distance from the sea.

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Sacrifice grows as Yukon River salmon dwindle - Victoria Times Colonist

The collapse of wild salmon is causing a current of pain the length of the Yukon River, from Alaska’s Bering Sea to Canada’s Yukon territory.

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Yukon River s salmon runs likely to stay small while Indigenous Peoples sacrifice grows

Yukon River s salmon runs likely to stay small while Indigenous Peoples sacrifice grows
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Yukon River s salmon runs likely to stay small while Indigenous Peoples sacrifice grows | Canada s National Observer: News & Analysis

The collapse of wild salmon is causing a current of pain that spans the length of the Yukon River, from its mouth at Alaska’s Bering Sea to the headwater’s in Canada’s Yukon territory 3,000 kilometres away.

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