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Bowhead whales, dwellers of icy seas, enjoy steady growth off Alaska in the age of climate changeUtqiaġvik, Alaska, United States 13 May 2018 
Anchorage Daily News
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First MosquitoNorthwest Territories, Canada 12 May 2018 |
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Finnish Coast Guard rescues humpback whale trapped in fish net off west coastSävar, Västerbotten, Sweden 12 May 2018
Yle Uutiset
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Lapland braces for worst spring flooding in 20 yearsRovaniemi, Lappi, Finland 12 May 2018
Yle Uutiset
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Fishing Boat Lifted by WhaleSangerdi, Southern Peninsula, Iceland 11 May 2018
Iceland Review
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This winter saw second highest snowfall in recorded historyNome, Alaska, United States 11 May 2018
The Nome Nugget
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Taken to tusk: Walrus discovery surprises remote Alaskan village - Independent.iePort Heiden, Alaska, United States 10 May 2018
Independent.ie
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Eastern Washington flooding reaches emergency levelsOmak, Washington, United States 10 May 2018
CBS/AP
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U.S. had its coldest April in more than 20 years9 May 2018
Environmental News Network (ENN)
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Unusual Spiders by the DozenWales, Alaska, United States 8 May 2018 |
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Spring breakup causes fish to fly on Hay RiverHay River, Northwest Territories, Canada 8 May 2018
CBC
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Ross's Gull (Rhodostetia rosea) Spotted South of Normal RangeTogiak, Alaska, United States 8 May 2018 |
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Unidentified Skate Found on BeachTogiak, Alaska, United States 8 May 2018 |
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Farmed Atlantic Salmon Virus Linked to Disease in ChinookOkisollo Channel, British Columbia, Canada 7 May 2018
The Tyee
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"Total devastation": Dozens of fish killed in North, West Vancouver streamsWest Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 7 May 2018
CBC News
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Ross's Gull (Rhodostetia rosea) Spotted at Togiak BeachTogiak, Alaska, United States 7 May 2018 |
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Record number of killer whales sighted on Monterey BayMonterey Bay, California, United States 7 May 2018
Mercury News
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Wind And More WindAnchorage, Alaska, United States 6 May 2018 |
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Dry pastures could force farmers to kill off livestock earlyHalmstad, Hallands län, Sweden 6 May 2018
Radio Sweden
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Moderate to severe drought grips southern ManitobaWinnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 5 May 2018
CBC
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North Slope whalers bring in a spring bountyUtqiaġvik, Alaska, United States 4 May 2018
Arctic Sounder
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Jackfish spotted swimming in farmer's fieldWadena, Saskatchewan, Canada 4 May 2018
Global News
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Increased Turbulent Experience and High Winds While Flying during Winter SeasonUnalakleet, Alaska, United States 4 May 2018 |
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Community takes steps to adapt to climate changePort Heiden, Alaska, United States 4 May 2018
Bristol Bay Times
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Unusual Species (Ross's Gull?) SightedHooper Bay, Alaska, United States 3 May 2018 |
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Walrus haul out near Port HeidenPort Heiden, Alaska, United States 3 May 2018
KDLG
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Communities innovate to address Sargassum seaweed on coasts of Saint LuciaEast Coast of Saint Lucia 3 May 2018
Global Environment Facility
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With 50+ Ringed Seal Sightings, Unalaskans Start Tracking The Unexpected SpeciesDutch Harbor, Alaska, United States 3 May 2018
KUCB
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Landslides Disrupt Community InfrastructureIvanof Bay, Alaska, United States 2 May 2018 |
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Wolves are eating sea otters near Gustavus. What does that mean for the deer?Gustavus, Alaska, United States 2 May 2018
Alaska Public Media
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Humpback Whale Baby Boom Near AntarcticaWestern Antarctic Penninsula 1 May 2018
Scientific America
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Seabirds again washing ashore dead in Western AlaskaUnalakleet, Alaska, United States 1 May 2018
Anchorage Daily News
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Lightning kills dog and sends tree smashing into homeTe Puke, Bay of Plenty Region, New Zealand 30 Apr 2018
NZ Herald
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Flooding lashes North Island as snow dumps fall on South Island skifieldsTakaka, Tasman, New Zealand 30 Apr 2018
NZ Herald
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Rare Glass Sponge Reef Smothered By Fish Farm WasteCecil Island Fish Farm, British Columbia, Canada 30 Apr 2018
The Tyee
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Alaskan Killer Whales in British ColumbiaOff West Coast of Haida Gwaii 30 Apr 2018
Hakai Magazine
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Toxic white-haired caterpillars that can cause you to vomit and have asthma attacks are taking over LondonLondon, Greater London, England, United Kingdom 29 Apr 2018
Vancouver Sun
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Flooding in B.C. Interior prompts road closures, states of emergencies, evacuationsOliver, British Columbia, Canada 28 Apr 2018
Vancouver Sun
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Residents drive north on winter snow roadsUtqiaġvik, Alaska, United States 27 Apr 2018
Arctic Sounder
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Nature follows its own break-up calendarNome, Alaska, United States 27 Apr 2018
The Nome Nugget
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Herring fishing off to windy startTogiak, Alaska, United States 27 Apr 2018
KDLG
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Severely iced-over cellular tower causing service disruptions in Western AlaskaScammon Bay, Alaska, United States 26 Apr 2018
Anchorage Daily News
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16 temperature records broken around B.C.Agassiz, British Columbia, Canada 26 Apr 2018
Lake Cowichan Gazette
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A Hawaiian island got about 50 inches of rain in 24 hours. Scientists warn it's a sign of the futureHanalei, Hawaii, United States 26 Apr 2018
latimes.com
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On thin ice, North Pole camp folds after only 12 days26 Apr 2018
Barents Observer
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B.C. wildfires triggered mega thunderstorm with volcano-like effectsWilliams Lake, British Columbia, Canada 26 Apr 2018
CBC
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Crews rescue 2 camping groups stranded by Tuesday’s stormNikolai, Alaska, United States 26 Apr 2018
Anchorage Daily News
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Propose Banning Sale of Puffin MeatReykjavík, Iceland 25 Apr 2018
Iceland Review
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Rising rivers prompt flood warnings in central SwedenSöderhamn, Gävleborgs län, Sweden 24 Apr 2018
Radio Sweden
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Strong winds batter AnchorageAnchorage, Alaska, United States 24 Apr 2018
Alaska Public Media
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Windstorm slams Southcentral Alaska with gusts over 80 mphAnchorage, Alaska, United States 24 Apr 2018
Anchorage Daily News
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Record concentration of microplastics found24 Apr 2018
BBC News
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Hungry birds as climate change drives food 'mismatch'United Kingdom 23 Apr 2018
ScienceDaily
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Climate change could leave Californians with 'weather whiplash'California, United States 23 Apr 2018
CNN
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Flooding slows, many roads still closedSeinäjoki, Etelä-Pohjanmaa, Finland 21 Apr 2018
Yle Uutiset
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A swarming, exotic tick species is now living year round in N.J.Hunterdon County, New Jersey, United States 21 Apr 2018
NJ.com
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Walrus (Odobenus rosmarus) Herd at Hook LagoonPort Heiden, Alaska, United States 20 Apr 2018 |
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Dead Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)Larsen Bay, Alaska, United States 20 Apr 2018 |
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Spruce bark beetles are back with a vengeance. Here’s how to defend your trees.Southcentral, Alaska, United States 19 Apr 2018
Anchorage Daily News
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Pollution forcing shellfish restrictions in Henderson Inlet and 3 regional sites19 Apr 2018
The Olympian
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Lobster Stocks Decline, Fishing Ban ConsideredGrundarfjordur, West, Iceland 18 Apr 2018
Iceland Review
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Ski centres eye uncertain future as winters warmKittilä, Lappi, Finland 18 Apr 2018
Yle Uutiset
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Satellite image show mystery holes in Beaufort Sea ice17 Apr 2018
NASA Earth Observatory
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Vanishing caribou in U.S. a warning for CanadaStagleap Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada 16 Apr 2018
CBC
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Bull sharks colonize N.C.'s Pamlico Sound, prompting ominous predictions for humansPalmico Sound, North Carolina, United States 16 Apr 2018
Charlotte Observer
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'Catastrophic' overland flooding shuts down southern Alberta highway, threatens Taber homesTaber, Alberta, Canada 14 Apr 2018
CBC
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Curious by Nature: What’s bubbling in front of Jon Reiswig’s home?Juneau, Alaska, United States 13 Apr 2018
Juneau Empire
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Climate change opening up the door for invasive species in the NorthPaulatuk, Northwest Territories, Canada 12 Apr 2018
CBC
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Study finds wolverines in surprisingly high densities in southwestern B.C.Upper Lillooet River drainage, British Columbia, Canada 12 Apr 2018
www.calgaryherald.com
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Sargassum on the south coastNewport, Curacao 12 Apr 2018
Curaçao Chronicle
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In New Zealand, marine heatwaves to grow longer, stronger, more frequent11 Apr 2018
NZ Herald
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Street dust impacting air quality across FinlandEspoo, Uusimaa, Finland 11 Apr 2018
Yle Uutiset
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Ottawa spends $5.7 million on deer eradication in Haida Gwaii featuring New Zealand sharpshootersHaida Gwaii, British Columbia, Canada 11 Apr 2018
Vancouver Sun
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Nunavut hunter believed drowned after falling through ice during polar bear huntClyde River, Nunavut, Canada 10 Apr 2018
CBC
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In new cautionary approach, Maine shellfish areas will be closed at first sign of toxinsBoothbay, Maine, United States 10 Apr 2018
Press Herald
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What melting sea ice means for life in the Arctic10 Apr 2018
Vox
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‘Bachelor herds’ of walrus gather near Port Heiden, where they haven’t been seen in decadesPort Heiden, Alaska, United States 8 Apr 2018
Anchorage Daily News
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Shifting species composition of sealions at Hornby IslandFlora Islet, British Columbia, Canada 8 Apr 2018 |
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Bivalves recently cracked by sea otters (Enhydra lutris) indicating re-occupationIsland View Beach, British Columbia, Canada 7 Apr 2018 |
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Walrus (Odobenus rosmarus) Haul-out On Port Heiden BeachPort Heiden, Alaska, United States 7 Apr 2018 |
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No slush cup this year at EaglecrestJuneau, Alaska, United States 6 Apr 2018
Juneau Empire
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2018 Weather, climate disasters already costing record amountsUnited States 6 Apr 2018
Newsweek
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Ask a Climatologist: Snow melt around the state is right on schedule4 Apr 2018
Alaska Public Media
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This pink salmon swam farther up the Mackenzie River than ever recordedTsiigehtchic, Northwest Territories, Canada 4 Apr 2018
CBC
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It took 1 degree of warming to change Arctic lake's ecosystemLake Hazen 4 Apr 2018
CBC North
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2018 is New Zealand's warmest start to a year, ever4 Apr 2018
NZ Herald
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Hunter angry, says resource officers impeded caribou harvestFort Resolution, Northwest Territories, Canada 3 Apr 2018
CBC North
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A respected outdoorsman, this 26-year-old was traveling to get firewood when he disappearedTununak, Alaska, United States 3 Apr 2018
Anchorage Daily News
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High and dry: Destruction Bay dock rendered useless by declining water levels - Yukon NewsDestruction Bay, Yukon, Canada 3 Apr 2018
Yukon News
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'Extreme' Changes Underway in Some of Antarctica’s Biggest GlaciersAntarctic Glaciers 2 Apr 2018
Inside Climate News
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Parasite (Taenia krabbei) in Caribou MeatTogiak, Alaska, United States 2 Apr 2018 |
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Drone footage shows impact of climate change off east coast of Newfoundland1 Apr 2018
Global News
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Abnormally large basking shark groups spotted off Canada’s east coastCoastal northwest Atlantic Ocean 30 Mar 2018
Global News
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Arctic Ground Squirrel (Spermophilus parryii) Adapting to Warming TemperaturesTwin Hills, Alaska, United States 30 Mar 2018 |
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Outlook shows no break in the heatUtqiaġvik, Alaska, United States 30 Mar 2018
The Arctic Sounder
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Thin Sea Ice, Permafrost Thaw, and Earth's Rotational AxisWainwright, Alaska, United States 30 Mar 2018 |
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As Sitkans wait for roe, news of sickness from herring eggs in CanadaSitka, Alaska, United States 30 Mar 2018
Alaska Public Media
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Most Expensive Weather Disaster of 2018: a $3.9 Billion Drought in Argentina and Uruguay by Dr. Jeff Masters | Category 6Argentina and Uruguay 30 Mar 2018
Weather Underground
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Water Pooling Around Houses and Flooding Ice CellarsWainwright, Alaska, United States 30 Mar 2018 |
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Sargassum is blamed for dead fish on Ambergris CayeSan Pedro Town, Belize, Belize 30 Mar 2018
The San Pedro Sun
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