From Our Own Correspondent - Salmon v Copper in Alaska and Ancient Arts of Polynesian Seafarers

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Salmon v Copper in Alaska and Ancient Arts of Polynesian SeafarersSalmon v Copper in Alaska and Ancient Arts of Polynesian Seafarers

Released On: 25 Jul 2013

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Mines threaten salmon fishing in Alaska and Polynesian seafarers revive ancient skills

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