Two tourists visiting Arctic Bay to document the effects of climate change and to photograph polar bears wound up in hot ...

The men, Süha Derbent and Murat Uslu, had planned a 10-day trip to Arctic Bay to document how climate change is affecting the Arctic, according to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. They also ...

PBI monitors polar bears across the Arctic partly to determine the impacts of climate change on the behavior and physical condition of the animals as well as population trends. One program has ...

Without an ice layer on the ocean's surface, the light penetrating the waters changes, affecting the type of algae and ...

Polar bear, Harbour Islands ... Millions of people all over the world have felt the impacts of climate change in the form of natural disasters, rising sea levels and heat waves that impact ...

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse in a virtual assembly warns of the effects of climate change on the economy, particularly on mortgages in areas prone to natural disasters. Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia ...

OK, maybe polar bears aren’t going extinct, but we might starve! That’s Myth 3. MSNBC shrieks, “Climate change could create a massive global food shortage.” President Barack Obama said ...

Scientists have quantified how much climate change has driven the population decline of polar bears living in Canada's Hudson Bay. The clock is set to 89 seconds to "midnight" as scientists and ...

Thanks to increased accessibility to water and energy, the Thar Desert is now the most populated desert on Earth.

The trip was sparked by this curiosity: How do people and polar bears live side by side in the same town? Thirty years later, WCCO reporter Erin Hassanzadeh and photojournalist Tom Aviles returned ...

Two tourists from Turkey were in Arctic Bay to document the effects of climate change and to photograph polar bears in the Nunavut territory recently, but wound up in hot water with the locals ...