PORTLAND, Ore. (Reuters) - Unseasonably hot water has killed nearly half of the sockeye salmon migrating up the Columbia River through Oregon and Washington state, a wildlife official said on Monday. Only 272,000 out of the more than 507,000 sockeye salmon that have swum between two dams along a stretch of the lower Columbia River have survived the journey, said Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife fisheries manager John North.
Half Of The Columbia River's Sockeye Salmon Are Dying Due To Hot Water
Courtney Sherwood, Business Insider
Mon, 07/27/2015 - 8:19pm
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