Decades after Chinook salmon were added to the Endangered Species Act in 1999, debate continues over whether the Pacific Northwest’s share of hydroelectric dams are to blame.
Chinook salmon migrate from the freshwater lakes and rivers where they are born before migrating to salty ocean waters and returning to freshwater to complete their life cycle.
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