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Extended monsoon causing flooding and landslides

Landslides Along Nushagak River

Third consecutive Bering Sea storm touches down on Alaska's west coast

Erosion continues along Noatak River

River erosion threatening community water supply

Disappearing sand dunes and plovers

Spring bank erosion and icicle formation

Fighting beach erosion on a mangrove island

Monitoring underway at N.W.T. archaeological sites threatened by climate change

More than 300 rescued from floodwaters in northeast Australia

Dozens of Newtok students attend classes in a school that’s coming apart

Storm erodes shoreline at Shishmaref

Storm erodes shoreline at Shishmaref

Inverness to Wick train services disrupted after sea wall damaged

‘It’s time for us to go’: the Mexican fishing village swallowed by the sea

Amber rain warning extended for north and east of Scotland

A year after the Merbok Storm: Impacts on Cemetery

Graves continue to erode at historic St. Michael cemetery

Protecting roads and water infrastructure from erosion

Rain continues to impact Noatak River

First fall storm of the year damages road in Utqiagvik

High water in Kotzebue Sound

Record flooding from Suicide Basin destroys one home, swamps others and cuts off access

Highwater brings dramatic erosion

Erosion Impacting Vegetation and Roads

Noatak Erosion and River Channel redirection

Landslide closes Robert Service Way and surrounding trails in Whitehorse

Sinking in

In the village of Nutepelmen, a bathhouse was closed due to the collapse of the shore

A strong storm damaged the embankment in Pevek and left Rytkuchi without light

After September storm, Newtok residents are desperate to relocate

Winds down but high water just starting as ‘exceptionally strong storm’ batters Northwest Alaska

Severe Erosion in Newtok

Kivalina neighbors banded together to save a house from falling into the sea amid last week’s storm

Storm Merbok causes erosion to cemetary

Up river effect from Typhoon Merbok

Storm unearths ancient tusks

Storm destroys Shaktoolik’s berm, its main protection from the sea

Powerful storm slams Western Alaska

Typhoon Merbok in Tununak

Death toll breaches 1,030 mark as floods wreak havoc

Extreme rains wreak havoc on area trails

Salmon run disrupted by trench dug across Coquihala River

Over 24 hours, Harry Potter Lake pulls a disappearing act on Alaska’s North Slope

Sudden lake draining event

River erosion threatening old dump site

Huge section of river bank collapses in Noatak

Bank erosion putting well and transmission line in danger

River erosion threatens road

Bank erosion exposing old landfill contents

Bluff erosion top capital priority for Kenai heading into next fiscal year

Point Lay declares climate emergency

Hooper Bay working to contain sewage spill that is threatening important subsistence location

Ravages of extreme weather "Gyda"

Seawall to protect Utqiagvik from extreme storms