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The changing nature of Canada's forest supply as fires, bugs, and climate bite

Late Freeze up in Lower Kuskokwim

She lives where the soil heats up the fastest

String of collapses at Del Mar bluffs

7.0 earthquake, aftershocks strike Southcentral Alaska; damage reported across region

California fires: Number of missing soars over 1,000 as Paradise reels from unfathomable losses

Caribbean swamped by seaweed that smells like rotten eggs

Hundreds of sea lions take over docks of Cowichan Bay

Herring Infection Worsens

Ecological collapse of Toronto's ravine system has begun, researcher says

Arctic communities won't get crucial supplies after barge cancelled due to excess sea ice

Drought in a Rain Forest

Angry Canadian crabs invade coast of Maine

Mass die-off of clams fouls Revere Beach

33.48 tons of dead fish collected in Pinellas County as red tide bloom lingers

Seaweed Takes Over Popular Beach at the Grand Turk Cruise Center

Toronto beats temperature record as students swelter in schools without AC

Tons Of Dead Fish Washing Ashore On Florida Beaches

Boston breaks temperature record

Hawaii’s rain from Hurricane Lane, topping 50 inches, is among most extreme in U.S. records

The seaweed deluge hitting Caribbean shores

All king salmon fishing on the Kenai River closed starting Wednesday

Sargassum on the south coast

Easter Island Is Eroding

As Alaskan Waters Warm, Market Squid Move North

Alaska restricts king salmon fishing in Susitna, Little Su and upper Inlet

Fierce storm drops a foot of snow on Anchorage in 24 hours

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