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Print article Like people all across Alaska, I’m looking ahead to another summer of salmon. Nothing brings Alaskans together like the return of the salmon, a high point in our year. Today, Alaska is home to the last best salmon runs on Earth. But what about the future? True, salmon are running strong in certain locales in Alaska, most notably in Bristol Bay. Yet the long-term outlook in many Alaska waters raises a lot of questions. This is why many are alarmed by a pending proposal from the Alaska Department of Natural Resources to quietly change important state water rules governing lakes and rivers across Alaska, including a push to weaken instream flow protection. Whether it be habitat for fish, drinking water, or a river transportation route, Alaska’s flowing waters sustain life in more ways than one.

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