Strange Sight: Why Alaska’s Rivers Are Flowing Orange
• Alaska's rivers are turning orange due to climate change, releasing minerals from melting glaciers and permafrost.
• The orange rivers threaten aquatic life, especially salmon, and impact local communities and Alaska's tourism.
• This alarming change highlights the urgent need to address climate change and protect vulnerable ecosystems.
Climate change impacts Alaska's fragile ecosystems
Alaska's rivers are turning a disturbing shade of orange, a stark visual indicator of the profound impacts of climate change on the region's fragile ecosystems. The Salmon River, once a pristine waterway, now flows with a bright orange hue, signaling significant environmental distress.
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