Our climate plans are in pieces as killer summer shreds records
Deadly fires have scorched swaths of the Northern Hemisphere this summer, from California to Arctic Sweden and down to Greece on the sunny Mediterranean. Drought …
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The Fighting Has Begun Over Who Owns Land Drowned by Climate Change
One April morning in 2016, Daryl Carpenter, a charter boat captain out of Grand Isle, La., took some clients to catch redfish on a marsh pond …
Mass Die-Off of Farmed Salmon Linked to Climate Change
Wild fish aren’t the only ones feeling the squeeze from climate change. As warmer, lower-oxygen waters spread, domesticated fish are suffering as well. In Chile, for instance, an algal …
Snowpack Near Record Lows Spells Trouble for Western Water Supplies
Months of exceptionally warm weather and an early winter snow drought across big swaths of the West have left the snowpack at record-low levels in …
Fishing guides gather to talk about threats posed by climate change
Most people haven’t experienced all the effects that climate change is having on Montana’s waterways, but fly-fishing guides and outfitters, who are out nearly every …
Montana Measures Cost of Climate Change, and It Ain’t Pretty
Give Montana credit. Unlike so many ostrich states, it’s taking a cold, hard look at the impending impact of climate change on its economy. And …
The Life Cycle of the Atlantic Salmon – Animation
Discover the stages and hardships of the Scottish Atlantic salmon as it makes it’s long journey through life. This beautiful animation is accompanied by a …
How Our Warming Ocean Is Altering Fisheries
Our understanding of how climate change in the oceans affects fish populations is advancing rapidly, thanks to research that answers important questions and provides a …
Drunk and Disoriented Fish
Rising carbon dioxide concentrations in seawater are set to make fish drunk and disorientated. Why does CO2 make fish drunk? The phenomenon that causes fish to …
Streamflow Trumps Temperature for Trout Survival
A global study of trout ecology by researchers based at Glacier National Park found water temperature and streamflow to be the most powerful predictors of …