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Father's Body Recovered, Five Rescued After Family Falls Through Kuskokwim On New Year's Eve

Amid warm winter, scientists say Alaska sea ice conditions are ‘shockingly bad’

Alaska gets federal disaster help after North Slope storm

After responding to 3 vehicles that broke through ice so far this year, N.W.T. gov't asks public to be careful

Suspected stolen vehicle falls through thin ice on Chena Lake

Warm, Windy, Snowy, Wet, Cool Days!

At least 4 people, and 1 snowmobile, have broken through the ice in Yellowknife Bay

Researchers find high levels of microplastics on Norway’s Arctic coast

Blog: Can environmental diplomacy save Arctic languages?

Arctic saw 2nd warmest year, smallest winter sea ice coverage on record in 2017 | NOAA

High winds, record-breaking warmth

A struggling Bering Sea village loses one of its few remaining young men

‘It Burns and It Keeps Burning’: Scenes From Southern California’s Wildfires

Ahousaht Harbor: Swimming Hole Monitoring

Wildfires In Southern California Force Thousands Of People To Flee

Paper Mill Dam: Swimming Hole Monitoring

Warm & Rainy Fall Season

Autumn storm that battered Utqiaġvik coastline caused more than $10 million in damage

Nearly 4 times more bears were shot dead this year in Anchorage than in 2016

Pacific Communities Building Resilience in the Face of Climate Change

400 turtles found mysteriously dead off El Salvador coast

Records from Ancient China Reveal Link Between Epidemics and Climate Change

Breathing Fire

Fiji brings first-hand experience with effects of climate change to UN summit

Kincaid Beach Littered with Whale Parts

Bacteria outbreak strikes sea lions on Oregon Coast leading to warning for people and their pets

How debris from rockets launched far away is a risk to Inuit food security

Ireland Hit by Remnants of Strongest Eastern Atlantic Hurricane on Record

Slow going in fight against deadly fires in California

Attack by 'emaciated' grizzly injures man near B.C.-Yukon border

YK Delta winters could be unrecognizable after a century of climate change

Horror as brown bear walks into a village and grabs one of six year old twins

Alarm as 'super malaria' spreads

Hurricane Maria’s aftermath: ‘There will be no food in Puerto Rico’

Oil worker killed and eaten by hungry bears as beasts besiege towns and villages

Hurricane Maria Makes Landfall in Dominica as Other Islands Brace for Potential Disaster

For first time in 300 years, Barbuda is empty

Millions at risk of water shortages as Asian glaciers melt

As Alaska Thaws, Everything Changes

Researchers are Finding Microplastics in Sea Salt, Adding to Worries About Plastic Pollution in Our Diets

Nahanni Butte residents told to stay out of community, as officials monitor nearby wildfire

Debris Eroding from Old Dumpsite

Wildfire smoke leads to weather alert on Vancouver Island

Russian River flooding is affecting Kodiak residents

Irritating smoke from wildfires choking US West, turning lives upside down

L.A. Area Wildfire Spurs Hundreds Of Evacuations, Smoke Keeps Others Indoors

Another 1,500 evacuated from Manitoba First Nation due to wildfire

Jolly Mountain Fire threatens 3,800 homes, unhealthy levels of smoke hit Yakima

Human mood drugs end up in Great Lakes fish

Landslides, floods, smoke: Prepare for climate change effects in Denali National Park

San Francisco sets all-time heat record downtown at 106 degrees during hottest recorded summer

In maps: Houston and Texas flooding

Residents warned to ‘get out or die’ as Harvey unleashes new waves of punishing rains and flooding

Harvey's Impacts Outside of Houston: Flood Emergency Ongoing in Port Arthur, Texas

Levee breached in Texas amid 'epic and catastrophic' Hurricane Harvey flooding

Floods In South Asia Have Killed More Than 1,000 People This Summer

Life returning to normal in Kamloops as wildfire evacuees head home

How Climate Change Likely Heightened Harvey’s Fury

How Climate Change Is Shaping the Floods of Harvey - The Atlantic

Wildfires are a climate change wake-up call

'Historic Devastation' ahead from Hurricane Harvey

Hundreds of firefighters battling largest wildfire ever recorded in B.C.

2017 officially B.C.’s worst ever wildfire season

Hazy, smokey skies continue to blanket parts of the N.W.T. prompting health advisories

Yukoners noticing more stinging insects — and stings — this summer

International report confirms 2016 was third consecutive year of record global warmth

Smoke from unusual Greenland wildfire hampers reindeer hunt

Arctic Greenland is burning, hunters blinded by smoke

No end in sight for B.C. wildfires, one month since state of emergency declared

Alaska’s tiny Bogoslof volcano erupts again, sending an ash cloud miles above the Aleutians

Outside of Whitehorse, Yukon communities grapple with bear boom - Yukon News

Extreme weather could kill 150,000 people each year in Europe by the end of the century

Dense Smoke Over Bellingham Bay

Portland bakes: 105 degrees forecast Thursday

Parts of South Asia could be too hot to live in by end of century