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More than half of the world's largest lakes are shrinking. Here's why that matters

Unalakleet mayor says work on water system to begin this summer

Water crisis in Catalonia

California's 'phantom lake' returns with a vengeance, unearthing a bitter history of water

A Devastating Toxin Is Bubbling Up From the Permafrost

Snow is as high as ski lifts in California as drought abates

'Whole hell of a lot of water up there': This map shows the Sierra snowpack's record levels

Blizzard batters Northwest Alaska, causing infrastructure problems

In northernmost Alaska, a battle is on to limit the damages of permafrost thaw

An Unmistakable Stain in America’s Most Pristine Rivers

Believes there is a disturbing process taking place in the world's lakes

Expanding beaver pond distribution in Arctic Alaska, 1949 to 2019

West megadrought worsens to driest in at least 1,200 years

As Caucasian Glaciers Melt, Locals Face the Future With Stoicism

Confused about the timeline for the Red Hill fuel storage facility and contaminated water? Read this.

In Iraq's famed marshlands, climate change is upending a way of life

Canadian military sets up water purification units for Iqaluit at the Sylvia Grinnell River

Pak farmers protest against water shortage

Colorado River, Lifeline Of The West, Sees Historic Water Shortage Declaration

Permafrost degradation affects hydrological factors in source area of Yellow River

‘How Can We Survive When the Land Is Gone?’ In Dagestan, a Proud People Fights the Desert

Climate change is worsening water scarcity in rural Alaska says study

– Me er ein kommune i kneståande som har ein lang veg opp

City of Iqaluit approves $64M plan to build new reservoir

Red Dog Mine starts water purification project

A large waste depository is being reclaimed in the Russian Arctic

In Colorado’s climate change hot spot, the West’s water is evaporating

Who pours fuel into Baikal? We're going to ask an expert

Explosion of beavers on the Baldwin Peninsula is part of their march north of the Arctic Circle

Monitoring water quality after wildfires

Metlakatla, which depends on water, has moved quickly to accommodate the realities of drought

Toxic algal blooms increasing in lakes worldwide as global temperatures rise

Iqaluit water reservoir is almost full, just in time for winter

California Sinking

Canada's Pollution Problem Is So Bad That It's Currently Raining Plastic

This summer is on track to be the driest on record for Southcentral Alaska

Alaska records warmest month ever in July with coastline barren of sea ice

A Quarter of Humanity Faces Looming Water Crises

The heatwave accelerates the melting: - An eye opener

Southeast's rare drought could threaten plants, animals, your power bill

California sees biggest June snowpack in nearly a decade thanks to spring storms

The Wettest Part of Alaska Is Experiencing Extreme Drought. Is Climate Change to Blame?

Climate change threatens water supply

One year of temperature above normal in Norway

State to close site of popular water pipe on Seward Highway

Grass crops in Eastern Norway halved in 2018

2018 was the 4th-warmest year on record, NOAA and NASA reveal

Thawing of Earth 3rd pole; could affect 1.9 billion people, study says

Decade of heavy storms has helped Northwest glaciers, but don’t expect that to last, studies show

The pursuit of climate change

Alaskans are on the front lines of climate change, new report shows

Mother had 'no other choice' but to sell her 6-year-old daughter

Switzerland is rapidly losing its snow (and climate change is probably to blame)

As Climate Warms, Algae Blooms In Drinking Water Supplies

Iqaluit to get reverse osmosis system as backup for water emergency

Relocated beavers help restore Mongolia river habitat

The catastrophic thermokarst lake drainage events of 2018 in northwestern Alaska: fast-forward into the future

Beavers Emerge as Agents of Arctic Destruction

How do wildfires affect water quality?

Stressed Crops in Ukraine and Russia

Alaska, No Longer So Frigid, Starts to Crack, Burn and Sag

Fuel contamination the next concern in flood-ravaged Hay River, N.W.T. | CBC News

Nunavut sees 5-year high for water advisories in 2021

Tuluksak Will Lose Only Source Of Running Water During Breakup

Get checked, Nunavut top doc tells Iqaluit residents complaining of skin issues amid water crisis

‘Some days we eat grass’: families on the edge in Afghanistan’s food crisis – in pictures

Study finds future snowmelt could have costly consequences on infrastructure

Arctic tundra is 80 per cent permafrost. What happens when it thaws?

Utah Debates Solutions to Water Shortage

Observed Evidence of Changing Forests:Testimonial for the Status of Tribes and Climate Change Report

Arctic Lakes Are Disappearing Fast, and Scientists Are Just Figuring Out Why

As effort to restore Eklutna River inches toward decision, disagreements remain over how far plan should go

Bad weather hampers military efforts to purify Iqaluit river water

More than half of the world's largest lakes are shrinking. Here's why that matters