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Scientists say climate change is threatening the lifeblood of Canada’s native people

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Type
Literature
Publication
Darryl Fears. 2016. Scientists say climate change is threatening the lifeblood of Canada’s native people. Washington Post.
Year Published
2016.
Description

This story details the findings of a recent study that projects massive declines in salmon runs in British Columbia. The story compares this situation to current struggles facing Tribes and First Nations as they attempt to keep subsistence and commercial fishing practices viable.

Geography
Alaska
National
International (Canada)
Website
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/energy-environment/wp/2016/01/13/scientists…

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