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Scientists report that as Arctic sea ice declines, weather impacts spread into northern mid-latitudes

October 22, 2010

In short, the impacts of climate change in the Arctic now appear to be spilling well beyond the region to affect the lives of hundreds of millions of people living in more temperate regions... Read More

In short, the impacts of climate change in the Arctic now appear to be spilling well beyond the region...
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Tens of thousands of walruses concentrating along Alaska's shore

September 13, 2010

Alaska Dispatch in Anchorage reported on September 10 that USGS researchers were estimating that "anywhere from 10,000 to 20,000" walruses now have hauled out along Alaska's Chukchi coastline. "Walruses have been known to... Read More

Alaska Dispatch in Anchorage reported on September 10 that USGS researchers were estimating that "anywhere from 10,000 to 20,000"...
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For sixth consecutive month, record high sea surface temperatures in tropical Atlantic

August 9, 2010

Sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean's "Main Development Region" for hurricanes were at record levels in July. Jeff Masters says that "the five warmest months in history for the tropical Atlantic have all... Read More

Sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean's "Main Development Region" for hurricanes were at record levels in July. Jeff...
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Rising tensions: Transboundary troubles in Canada’s largest river basin

July 9, 2010

Tony Maas and Robert Sanford write for Water Canada on "messy politics" and the Mackenzie River Basin. Read More

Tony Maas and Robert Sanford write for Water Canada on "messy politics" and the Mackenzie River Basin.
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Critically endangered Eastern Loggerhead Shrike reappears in Quebec after 15 years

July 6, 2010

Wildlife Preservation Canada’s Eastern Loggerhead Shrike captive-breeding and release program gains new ground this season. Read More

Wildlife Preservation Canada’s Eastern Loggerhead Shrike captive-breeding and release program gains new ground this season.
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