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In Switzerland, people swim to work. In Rotterdam, workers cool off with a lunchtime dip. In Copenhagen, students live in floating accommodation. What do all these places have in common? Swimmable rivers. Charity Mosienyane heads to the Swimmable Cities summit to find how they’ve managed to do it.

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After nearly two decades of local and national battles, the last of four dams on Oregon's Klamath River were dismantled, returning the river to its natural state. Not only have native salmon (and bears) returned to the freshly flowing river, but it’s created new opportunities for fishing and rafting. Frequent visitor Bill Fink returns to the Klamath to be among the first to try the new trips.

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