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25-30 reindeer drowned in the river today

Here winter has become two months shorter

The hunting tick has been discovered in Norway

Southern temperatures in Northern Norway – warmer in Narvik than in Rome

He has lived for 74 years – for the first time the river is dry

Such was the temperature in July

300 reindeer found dead in Kamchatka

Blizzards kill 10 people, including 5-year-old child

Irregular Ponderosa Pine Growth

B.C. farmer grabs lynx by scruff of neck, scolds it for killing chickens

Amid coronavirus pandemic, Sweden battles avian flu outbreaks

One dead and six in hospital after anthrax outbreak

An Increase of Hail in Victoria, British Columbia

Scottish islands under threat from rising sea levels

Ábborášša reindeer owners feel that they were forced to move over thin ice

Brown bear breaks into Alaska Zoo, kills alpaca named Caesar

Ticks moving into Northern Saskatchewan

In rare sighting for Island, at least 7 grizzly bears spotted near Sayward

Warming climate and Arctic gas threaten Russia's reindeer herders

Starvation death looms as huge amount of snow piles up over icy crust

Dead reindeer used to warn against reindeer danger

Difficult grazing conditions for reindeer

At the same time - in Finnmark and in Western Norway: 50 degree difference

Seven miles of ice stopper loosened and damaged several houses

New heat record again - 19 degrees on Sunndalsøra

100 horses confirmed dead in storm

43,000 litres of milk went to waste in the storm

Deadliest storm in decades for Icelandic horses

Victoria Falls dries to a trickle after worst drought in a century

Lake Change in Sanak

Siberia Rushes to Extinguish Fast-Spreading Wildfires

Tens of thousands of animals burned alive in raging wildfires in TransBaikal region

Where's the beef? Drought-parched Botswana struggles to keep cattle...

We get warmer and warmer later in the year

Across Australia, Yet Another Scorching Summer

Extreme wet January displaces thousands and floods farmland in Mercosur member countries

California fires: Number of missing soars over 1,000 as Paradise reels from unfathomable losses

Red tide has contributed to the deaths of nearly 190 Florida manatees, FWC says

Natural anthrax killed 13 bison on farm in northern B.C.

Kodiak rancher says bears have killed 30 head of cattle this year

'Absolutely abysmal': Alberta farmers lament early arrival of snow in harvest season

High And Dry: Swiss Army Airlifts Water To Cows In Drought-Stricken Mountains

'No grass': Europe's livestock sector stricken by drought

Glacier melt creates artificial lake in Gilgit

New tick discovered in New York and Vermont

Wisconsin reports first death from Rocky Mountain spotted fever

Hot, dry weather may be the last straw for dairy farmers

Anthrax kills eight cows on South Dakota farm

Midsummer strawberry shortage

Contiguous U.S. had its warmest May on record

European Starlings (Sturnus vulgaris) invaded our neighborhood and city

Dry pastures could force farmers to kill off livestock early

Jackfish spotted swimming in farmer's field

A swarming, exotic tick species is now living year round in N.J.

2018 Weather, climate disasters already costing record amounts

Most Expensive Weather Disaster of 2018: a $3.9 Billion Drought in Argentina and Uruguay by Dr. Jeff Masters | Category 6

More than 50,000 starlings euthanized in the Okanagan last year

State veterinarian urges farmers to watch for new diseases in Alaska wildlife, livestock

Over 400 Sheep Found in Mountains

How Global Warming Fueled Five Extreme Weather Events

In Peru’s Deserts, Melting Glaciers Are a Godsend (Until They’re Gone)

Nearly 4 times more bears were shot dead this year in Anchorage than in 2016

Lagarfljót River Has Flooded

For first time in 300 years, Barbuda is empty

Small potatoes, big need: food bank blames bad weather for poor yield

Residents warned to ‘get out or die’ as Harvey unleashes new waves of punishing rains and flooding

How Climate Change Is Shaping the Floods of Harvey - The Atlantic

Hundreds of firefighters battling largest wildfire ever recorded in B.C.

Abundant Slugs Consuming Vegetation

New Jersey-Size Dead Zone Is Largest Ever in Gulf of Mexico

Meat industry blamed for largest-ever dead zone in Gulf of Mexico

It's All a Month Early

Lone Star Tick invades Southeast

Ticks are flourishing in St. Lawrence County, Lyme disease rates likely higher than tracking shows

Scientists: Tick population exploding across Long Island