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Your favorite fishing stream may be at high risk from climate change – here’s how to tell

  • Written by Danielle Hare, Hydrogeologist, Graduate Research Assistant, University of Connecticut
imageStream temperature affects the survival of fish like salmon and trout.Peter Adams/Avalon/Universal Images Group via Getty Images

Many of the streams that people count on for fishing, water and recreation are getting warmer as global temperatures rise. But they aren’t all heating up in the same way.

If communities can figure out where these...

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