Salmon Hatcheries Get More Federal Funding, Tribes Say It's Not Enough — ProPublica
Columbia River salmon hatcheries need billions of dollars’ worth of upgrades to withstand climate change. They’re getting $50 million.
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Columbia River salmon hatcheries need billions of dollars’ worth of upgrades to withstand climate change. They’re getting $50 million.
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