Harp seal pups dying on beach as winter sea ice failsBlanc-Sablon, Quebec, Canada 20 Mar 2021
National Geographic
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Landslide rumbles through houses, gardens, roadsPort Moresby, National Capital, Papua New Guinea 15 Feb 2021
The National
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Chasing the Muldrow Glacier: Denali’s Muldrow Glacier is surging for the first time in 64 years and scientists are rapidly respondingMuldrow Glacier, Denali Ntl. Park, Alaska 4 Mar 2021
National Park Service, Denali Park & Preserve
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Gray heron seen for first time in contiguous US, as species expands rangeMadaket, Massachusetts, United States 21 Sep 2020
National Geographic
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Rats come out of hiding as lockdowns eliminate urban trashNew York City, New York, United States 3 Apr 2020
National Geographic
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Menyamya Road cut off by landslide caused by heavy rainMorobe, Papua New Guinea 28 Apr 2020
The National
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Distemper Remains Likely Cause of Gulf of Maine Seal Die-OffGloucester, Massachusetts, United States 19 Dec 2018
National Public Radio
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Dead and dying birds rain down in unexplained occurrence in B.C. communityTsawwassen, British Columbia, Canada 21 Sep 2018
National Post
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Across the Arctic, bubbling lakes are leaking carbon dioxide, methane and other dangerous greenhouse gasesWestern Brooks Range, Alaska 25 Sep 2018
National Post
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Polar Bears Appear Where They Never Were BeforeSummit Camp, Greenland 20 Jul 2018
National Geographic
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Wave after wave of garbage hits the Dominican RepublicSanto Domingo de Guzmán, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 24 Jul 2018
National Post
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Almost every part of Canada’s largest national park is deterioratingWood Buffalo National Park 15 Jul 2018
National Post
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Record-breaking heat hits Norway, Finland and Sweden / Arctic Circle closes on 32CStockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden 18 Jul 2018
National Post
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Contiguous U.S. had its warmest May on recordUnited States of America 6 Jun 2018
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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Sounds of Skating on Thin IceStockholm, Stockholm, Sweden 9 Feb 2018
National Geographic
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Water flowing out of Lake Ontario hit record high last monthKingston, Ontario, Canada 14 Mar 2018
National Observer
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Arctic saw 2nd warmest year, smallest winter sea ice coverage on record in 2017 | NOAAArctic Region, World 12 Dec 2017
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
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Heavier Rainfall Will Increase Water Pollution in the FutureNew York Bight 27 Jul 2017
National Geographic
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How Climate Change Likely Heightened Harvey’s FuryHouston, Texas, United States 28 Aug 2017
National Geographic
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New Jersey-Size Dead Zone Is Largest Ever in Gulf of MexicoNorthern Gulf of Mexico 2 Aug 2017
National Geographic
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Plastic Garbage Patch Bigger Than Mexico Found in PacificSouth Pacific Ocean Gyre 25 Jul 2017
National Geographic
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Arctic Greenland is burning: Hunters blinded by billowing smoke during wild reindeer huntNassuttoq Island, Greenland 8 Aug 2017
National Post
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Assessing the U.S. Climate in September 2017Contiguous United States 1 Sep 2017
National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)
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Bizarre, Glowing Sea Creatures Bloom in the PacificGulf of Alaska, United States 13 Jun 2017
National Geographic
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Fast-Growing Moss Is Turning Antarctica GreenGreen Island, Antarctica 19 May 2017
National Geographic
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Signs of Adaptation to Climate ChangeNorthern Lau Islands, Fiji 13 Feb 2017
National Geographic Society (blogs)
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West Coast Harmful Algal BloomPacific Ocean, Northern to East Coasts 2 May 2016
National Ocean Service (NOAA)
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Global Warming Pushes Maple Trees, Syrup to the BrinkDurham, New Hampshire, United States 2 Sep 2015
National Geographic
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Bullfrogs threaten B.C. ecosystemsSouthwestern British Columbia 21 Jul 2015
Canadian Geographic
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Soot and Dirt Is Melting Snow and Ice Around the World10 Jun 2014
National Geographic
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Climate Change Threatens the Future of the Winter OlympicsSochi, Krasnodarskiy, Russia 22 Feb 2014
National Geographic
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