Melting glaciers may produce thousands of kilometers of new salmon habitat
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#5I wonder what salmon would habitat the ne habitat and how long it would take. Presumably salmon return to where they were born to spawn. So only the lost salmon would be able to populate the new habitat.
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#6So could opening up dammed rivers.
Re: Melting glaciers may produce thousands of kilometers of new salmon habitat
#7Cant access it (ddos protection from so much new traffic), so maybe my question would be answered. I wonder what salmon would habitat the ne habitat and how long it would take. Presumably salmon return to where they were born to spawn. So only the lost salmon would be able to populate the new habitat.
It's very common to stock streams with fry from a hatchery located somewhere else. Salmon generally spend a year or more (much more, in some species) in fresh water before migrating to the ocean. That's plenty of time for them to imprint on the "foster stream" -- they'll return to it, no problem.
Re: Melting glaciers may produce thousands of kilometers of new salmon habitat
#8So could opening up dammed rivers.
Re: Melting glaciers may produce thousands of kilometers of new salmon habitat
#9So could opening up dammed rivers.
And how many more kilotons of fossil fuels would we need to burn per year to make up for the loss in hydroelectric power those dams give us?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/global-coal-power-expected-to-h...
Re: Melting glaciers may produce thousands of kilometers of new salmon habitat
#10So could opening up dammed rivers.
And how many more kilotons of fossil fuels would we need to burn per year to make up for the loss in hydroelectric power those dams give us?