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Alaska birds suffered biggest die-off in recorded history in ‘Blob’ heat wave, new study says

Researcher Calls for Hunting Ban on Fulmar, Kittiwake, and Skua

Arctic tundra now emitting more carbon gases than it absorbs, annual report says

'Left to Fend for Themselves': Volunteers Step Up as Russian Government Falters in Black Sea Oil Spill Response

Alaska birds suffered biggest die-off in recorded history in 'Blob' heat wave, new study says

B.C. woman killed during Saturday windstorm

EPA declares Upper Columbia River a Superfund site

About permafrost: scientists have identified periods of warming and thawing of permafrost, and found that the destruction of lichens by fires contributes to its melting

Storm in Nuuk: Construction Crane Collapsed

Thawing permafrost threatens runways in the North

Arctic tundra now emitting more carbon gases than it absorbs, annual report says

Arctic shipping season shrinking despite reduced ice coverage, conference hears

The Arctic tundra is now a net source of carbon dioxide

Deer are cute, but their over-abundance is bad news for B.C. forests, birds. Here's why.

Fish Camp in Alaska — Without the Fish

Jasper wildfire, flooding, hail among top weather events of 2024

Anchorage picks up the pieces after Monday night wind storm

Kodiak-area communities' workshop troubleshoots coastal erosion

Alaska’s climate and environment continue to change, including in some ‘astounding’ ways

Small fish size linked to poorer runs of Chinook in Alaska's biggest rivers

Bristol Bay's sockeye run surpasses forecast, but fishermen face low prices

Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent in Alaska, and other climate report takeaways

Record Temperatures Mark Warm November

City council extends Spit emergency declaration

Landslides to late freezes: New report makes sense of changes to Alaska's environment

UAF study finds link between king salmon decline and climate change

New report highlights increased polar bear presence and challenging travel in Northwest Alaska as the Arctic warms up

New report highlights increased polar bear presence and challenging travel in Northwest Alaska as the Arctic warms up

Carbon capture tested in Västerås: "A key for tackling the climate challenge"

Balsam fir trees 'at risk' in New Brunswick amid a changing climate

Empty survival suits found but no signs of life after fishing boat overturns in Alaska storm

FMI: Autumn was unusually mild

Ki-Chul Oh: Nowhere In the World Has the Average Air Temperature Increased by More Than Two Degrees Celsius Except in Mongolia

Nearly half of Nunavut has been told to boil their water this year

Snowless Finns suffer 'eco-grief'

Study suggests dust is a hidden player in the Arctic's changing climate

Officials monitoring avian flu in mammals in the Canadian Arctic

Alaska's total commercial salmon harvest this year was ultra-low in both quantity and value

Sea-ice caused trouble for Russian warships

Spawning salmon return to urban Vancouver streams, inspire conservation

Tea growers pressured by extreme heat and downpours: “Need to be supported”

As hundreds flock to see dead Anchorage whale, scientists are trying to learn more about how it lived

Cold wave from Finland and Siberia affects Norway – now it gets cold

New bird flu virus spreads to Alaskan wildlife, state vet says

November 21: Rick Thoman's Climate Highlight for Western Alaska

Lowest commercial harvest on record highlighted in 2024 preliminary figures

Urban salmon return to Metro Vancouver streams to spawn and inspire recovery efforts

It's a virus you may not have heard of. Here's why scientists are worried about it

Dire condition of Alaska's seafood industry has many causes and no easy fixes, experts say

'Bomb cyclone' kills 2 and knocks out power to over half a million homes across the northwest U.S.

Thousands of exploded craters discovered on the Kara seabed

Wolf population on the rise in northern Norway

The hard choices facing B.C. farmers after record crop losses due to 'weather whiplash'

Massive holes and thin ice widespread on Kuskokwim, annual aerial survey finds

First right whales of season gorge on critical food off Massachusetts, giving hope for a strong year

City, DOT work to repair storm damage to Spit road

The frozen carbon of the northern permafrost is on the move – we estimated by how much

Survey monitors animal carcasses for harmful algal bloom toxins and bird flu

Many Halifax lakes are too salty. That's a problem for the fish and plants that live in them

Biden administration gives support to controversial land trade in Alaska wildlife refuge

Yukon gov't again reports emissions down per resident, while total emissions continue to climb

A dog on Prince of Wales Island is helping to conserve wolves by tracking their poop

Chukchi Sea polar bears are increasingly exposed to disease-causing pathogens

Here's what the Trump presidency could mean for the Porcupine caribou herd

Commercial whaling and climate change are inhibiting evolutionary change in Arctic whales

Residents in West Dawson say lack of reliable options to cross Yukon River leaves them at risk

Veterinary Authority Warns Against Handling Sick or Dead Birds

Weeks after storm damaged over 50 Kotzebue properties, local responders carry on with repairs

OPINION: To defend democracy — and our climate — we have to vote for it

After flood, Kotzebue residents take stock of damaged homes and property, and take care of one another

Red king crab harvest looking ‘very good’ so far for Bristol Bay fleet

At the floating nuclear power plant, one of the reactors was automatically turned off

Power supply was restored in the village of Rytkuchi, flooded by the storm

For more than a century, a fish plant fueled King Cove’s economy. Without it, can the community survive?