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The New York Timesreports on salmon scarcity in the Columbia River system. Here’s the crux: The collapse in the numbers is so bad that Idaho, Oregon and Washington have ended commercial fishing, and last week the four Indian tribes with treaty rights to harvest the salmon did the same. The low numbers of spring Chinook […]http://www.sightline.org/wp-content/images/legacy/chinook_2_1.jpg