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    Trump torpedoed Biden’s $1 billion plan to save American salmon, leaving species ‘on the brink of extinction’

    Trump torpedoed Biden’s $1 billion plan to save American salmon, leaving species ‘on the brink of extinction’

    Lawyers for conservation groups, Native American tribes, and the states of Oregon and Washington are returning to court.

    By Claire Rush and The Associated Press
    February 6, 2026

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    Germany’s top energy regulator said the country can last just 2.5 months without Russian gas, and there will be a ‘difficult’ autumn and winter ahead

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