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What do you do to conserve energy and help reduce climate change?
Scientists now believe climate change is the most critical element affecting salmon in California. Thinning snowpacks lead to higher temperatures and lower water levels throughout the state's watersheds. California enacted SB 32, a landmark climate legislation, which requires the state to cut greenhouse gas emissions to 40% by the year 2030. What will you do to help reach this goal?
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How Will the Salmon Survive? Fisheries in a Warming California
Three-quarters of California's salmon and trout species are in danger of extinction. What can we learn from the ones that aren't?
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E2: Keeping the River - How the Klamath River's Native Peoples Maintain Their Relationship With Salmon
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The Yurok, Karuk, and Hupa peoples have maintained a close relationship with the Klamath River. They have secured traditional fishing rights and mobilized against the threats of dams and agriculture, setting an example for Native environmental rights.
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What do you do to conserve energy and help reduce climate change?
California enacted SB 32, a landmark climate legislation, which requires the state to cut greenhouse gas emissions to 40% by the year 2030.
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