Melting permafrost in Alaska is turning the region's rivers orange, threatening aquatic ecosystems.
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Climate change has melted permafrost in Alaska, allowing minerals such as iron to leach into rivers, affecting aquatic wildlife. Researchers are concerned about the long-term impact of this phenomenon and are working with local communities to find solutions to protect aquatic ecosystems.
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