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Earth to warm 2 degrees Celsius by the end of this century, studies say

Change in Wind and Weather Patterns

BC wildfires caused in part by and contributing to climate change

B.C. wildfires’ impact on animals ‘to be horrific’: wildlife rehab facility

'Seemingly unbelievable' temperatures becoming more common in Arctic winters

No weather relief in sight

California fires spread quickly, evacuation orders lifted in other parts of West

Canada's British Columbia battles wildfires

18 temperature records smashed

A New Trend On The Great Plains: More Wildfires

Storm winds knock out power to thousands

An Interior wildfire sparks back up

Unidentified Marine Mammal

Las Vegas hits 117 degrees, tying a record, as the Southwest bakes

Death Valley temperatures may hit 128 on summer's first day. The heat may give you bragging rights. Or it can kill you

American Airlines Cancels 38 Phoenix Flights Due to Heat

Extreme heat keeping Kings River at flood levels

Fire Smoke Encroaching into Unalakleet

Oceanfloor Craters Hint of Potential Arctic Methane Explosions in the Future

Fast Moving Hail Storm

Fast Sea Ice Movement

Shiveluch Volcano Erupts in Eastern Russia

Climate Change drives early laying/hatching, but not only Temperature!

Oxfam: Climate change deepening Horn of Africa's hunger crisis

A new crack in one of Greenland's largest glaciers

What tiny particles blowing in North Slope air tell us about oil-field pollution

Arctic lakes bubble from seeping methane gas

Open Water Adds to Winter Chill - Part 1

Ashfall from Bogoslof Volcano

Visible Hue to Air - Smoke.. Smog... Silt..?

Fasten your seat belt – turbulence is on the rise

Low Salmon Numbers

High waves damage shoreline, road and community freezer in Grise Fiord

Early Allergy Season

Record High Temperatures for April 18, 2016

Volcanic Ash Fall

A plea to take air pollution seriously

Smokey Air

Smokey Air

Lightening and Wildfire

Smokey Air

Velella en Isla San Martín

Pavlof Volcano Ash

Pollen Makes for Poor Air Quality

Wildfire Smoke

Laysan albatross chicken die-off linked to Santa Ana winds

Storm Damage

Volcanic Ash Fall

Changing Sea Ice

Trapped on Sea Ice

Road dust

Ice Departure Delayed

Wildfires burn in the Cariboo

Canada's AG warns Nunavut about dangers of not having a climate change action plan

Anthrax outbreak confirmed in Wood Buffalo National Park

Gulf Coast waters are hotter than ever

Hot and dry July saw temperature records topple in the Yukon