Phoenix (AP) – At one time, the Colorado River humpback chub was losing the battle. Its numbers were falling so significantly that the federal government declared it endangered. But changes in the way the river is managed, the removal of predator fish and drought-related spikes in water temperature have led to a comeback for the […]
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