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Alaskas rivers are turning toxic ORANGE - and experts say it could happen to more water supplies across the world : comparemela.com
Alaska's rivers are turning toxic ORANGE - and experts say it could happen to more water supplies across the world
Melting permafrost has made 75 of Alaska's streams and 41 wetlands 'burn' - blackening vegetation like wildfire, leaving fish suffocated and threatening local citizens
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