Leita - Staðbundið Umhverfisstjórnunarkerfi Landsnets

Menningarleg áhrif

226

Matvælaöryggi

89

Veður

76

Land

71

Waters

66

Efnahagsleg áhrif

62

Afþreying

60

Ylfa hitamælir

58

Ís og snjór

55

Fiskur

53

Heilsa

49

Dauði/deyfð/lækkun

47

Plöntur

41

Hafsteinn/Hafsteinn

38

Árstíðabundin tímasetning

38

Samgöngur

34

Innviði

32

Rof

31

Safety

31

Villa við áreiti

25

Permafrost Change

25

Land spendýra

22

Fugla

21

Óvenjulegt svið/skoðunarferðir

21

Fisheries

20

Marine spendýrum

20

Öryggi vatns

19

Þurrkar

18

Orku

18

Búfé

18

Óvenjuleg Abundance

17

Flóð

17

Pets

15

Extreme Precipitation

14

Groundwater

14

Deformity/sjúkdómur

13

Skordýr

13

TOURISM

13

Burial Site

12

Landbúnaður

11

Atmosphere

11

Stormur Surge

11

Invertebrar

10

One Health

10

Rain on Snow

10

Hreinlæti

10

Displacement

9

Mengun

9

Dýreldir

9

Algal Bloom

8

Loftgæði

7

Arachnids-myndir

7

Óvenjuleg hegðun dýra

7

Extreme Vindur

7

Örverum

7

Sveppir

6

Landslide/Avalanche

6

Parasite

6

Water Management

6

Forestry

5

Glacier Change

5

Infestation

5

Mental Health

5

Communication

3

Sea/Land Level Change

3

Þrumuveðri

3

Pathogen

3

Anthrax

2

Amphibians

2

Relocation

2

Cyclone/Hurricane

2

Acute Illness

1

Aquaculture

1

Chronic Illness

1

Distemper

1

Jarðskjálfti

1

Radiation

1

Skriðdýr

1

Sinkhole / Crater

1

Tsunami

1

Zoonotic Flu

1

	United States	90
	Canada	32
	Norway	21
	Russia	4
	Sweden	3
	Iceland	2
	Australia	1
	Brazil	1
	Chile	1
	France	1
	Japan	1
	Switzerland	1

	Falla	70
	Sumar	64
	Vetur	43
	Vor	31

	2025	12
	2024	19
	2023	28
	2022	18
	2021	21
	2020	41
	2019	55
	2018	12
	2017	3
	2016	1
	2015	4
	2014	1
	2012	2
	2011	1

	janúar	20
	febrúar	13
	mars	13
	apríl	9
	maí	9
	júní	15
	júlí	21
	ágúst	31
	september	24
	október	23
	nóvember	28
	desember	12

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'Really shocking': Sperm whales spotted near Pond Inlet

Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis) die-off French Beach

Canada's dry lakes and dust storms 'warning for planet'

Unusual Squid Found on Shoreline

Red Cedar (Thuja plicata) mortality from drought stress

Easter Island Is Eroding

As permafrost thaws, Western Alaska village cemeteries sink into swampland

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

Simla had probably been stuck here for a couple of days: Shows the dangers of littering along the fjord

Rise in reindeer deaths in the Arctic linked with loss of sea ice and extreme weather

Eroding Arctic coastline reveals human bones

Pink Salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) Die-off, Jakolof Creek

Infected salmon just another problem for Yukon subsistence fishermen

The warm ‘blob’ in Canada’s Pacific Ocean

Gravesite Erosion

River Erosion on the Yukon Flats

Seal with Hair Loss

Powerful Quake and Tsunami Devastate Northern Japan

Fiona's aftermath in Port aux Basques: 'It looks like a bomb went off'

'We have nowhere': B.C. First Nations, rural residents say storm permanently changed the land

Dispersed across B.C., the Lytton First Nation aims to come back strong

Humpback salmon have invaded the River Teno

Ice Out: How N.H.'s rite of spring has become a symbol of climate change

‘A lot of salmon died’: Ahousaht Guardians look to watershed restoration amid B.C.’s dangerously dry summer

With no dam to stop it, the Eklutna River is temporarily reborn. Many people hope to keep it alive for good.

Spring bounty: Utqiagvik landed 10 whales in less than two weeks

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