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Cooler Alaska sea temps could mean lower Bristol Bay salmon harvest

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'The fact that our forecast for 2026 is a bit lower than it has been for the last decade, corresponds with these cooler than average sea surface temperatures' -- Daniel Schindler, University of Washington
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Cooler Alaska sea temps could mean lower Bristol Bay salmon harvest

'The fact that our forecast for 2026 is a bit lower than it has been for the last decade, corresponds with these cooler than average sea surface temperatures' -- Daniel Schindler, University of Washington

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Undercurrent News broke the news on Friday, May 8, 2026.
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