Rivers in Alaska, Yukon Set to Warm: How Will This Affect Salmon?
The North — including the Yukon and Alaska — is warming much faster than the rest of the world due to climate change.
Researchers want to know how that will affect the baby salmon hatching in rivers in the Yukon and Alaska.
A recent study looked at the temperature of the Porcupine River, as well as temperatures in the Teedriinjik, Aniak, Andreafsky, Koyukuk, Takotna and Chena. It found that the warming in the Porcupine River may be enough to limit the growth of Chinook salmon...
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