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Deutsche Welle12.06.2026Environment

Salmon cannon helps fish migrate, cities cool down, pastors & musician tackle climate

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A Seattle company aids fish migration with a 'salmon cannon', cities worldwide combat heat waves, US pastors discuss climate change in churches, and a Ugandan musician uses Afropop for environmental awareness.

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