Two years after four dams were removed from the Klamath River, 20,000 chinook salmon have managed to reach the river again. This is revealed in a new study reported by Inside Climate News. The river flows through southern Oregon and northern California. Challenges remain, such as disputes over water allocation and the two remaining dams, but the return of fall...

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