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  1. Warming rivers are affecting the physiology and survival of juvenile Chinook salmon, according to research by UBC's Pacific Salmon Ecology and Conservation Lab.

Salmon are observed migrating along the Columbia River.

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Salmon are observed migrating along the Columbia River.

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  1. Waterfront cleanup impacts river access while salmon migrate in the Columbia River.1 source
  2. Salmon migration observed in the Columbia River.1 source

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