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Columbia River dams harmed salmon — now governments must invest in bringing them home

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Mark Thomas, Keith Crow and Jason Andrew

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First Person, United States

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August 14, 2024

It will take a river of people to restore salmon populations, write Secwépemc, syilx and Ktunaxa leaders from the Bringing the Salmon Home Initiative

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