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New salmon habitat created by melting glaciers could be threatened by mining claims, study finds - Vimarsana News

New salmon habitat created by melting glaciers could be threatened by mining claims, study finds

Thousands of salmon on the West Coast of North America are finding their way into new streams left behind as glaciers retreat. But a new study suggests mining companies are

Source: tdn.com
Salmon competing with industry as glaciers melt says study — exposing new habitat - Vimarsana News

Salmon competing with industry as glaciers melt says study — exposing new habitat

A new study has found that glacier retreat is exposing land never touched by humans and creating new rivers. This new habitat is already attracting salmon – and mining interest.

Source: cbc.ca
Glacier melt opens up new territory for salmon — and mining - Vimarsana News

Glacier melt opens up new territory for salmon — and mining

A new study has found that glacier retreat is exposing land never touched by humans and creating new rivers. This new habitat is already attracting salmon – and mining interest.

Source: cbc.ca
B.C.'s melting glaciers kick off salmon-gold rush conflict - Bowen Island Undercurrent - Vimarsana News

B.C.'s melting glaciers kick off salmon-gold rush conflict - Bowen Island Undercurrent

Salmon habitat or gold mine? In the wake of melting glaciers, new prospects open up along the B.C.-Alaska border.

B.C.'s melting glaciers kick off salmon-gold rush conflict - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

B.C.'s melting glaciers kick off salmon-gold rush conflict - Victoria Times Colonist

Salmon habitat or gold mine? In the wake of melting glaciers, new prospects open up along the B.C.-Alaska border.