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National Service is Key to Rebuilding After Harvey

By The Aspen Institute

Stunning Aerials Show Toll of Climate Change in the Arctic

By Justin Worland

Arctic Ice: The Unprecedented Retreat

Polar Bears and Climate Change: The Photographs That Moved Them Most

By Alice Gabriner
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Scientists Fear Climate Change Is Killing the Arctic's Reindeer

Evidence found linking rising temperatures to the starvation of reindeer

By Suyin Haynes

Climate Change Aided Shipwreck Discovery, Scientists Say

The two ships sank in 1871 off the coast of Alaska

By Julia Zorthian

North Pole Set to Unfreeze as Temperature Soars

Storms in Iceland and Greenland pushing warm air northwards

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Russia Ups The Ante In The Race For The Arctic

Area could hold almost a quarter of the world's undiscovered oil and gas

By Claire Groden / Fortune

Greenpeace Protestors Dangle Off Bridge to Stop Oil Ship From Leaving Portland

13 people are dangling off the bridge and preventing the Shell exploration ship from leaving

By Tanya Basu

Documenting the Hard Life in Russia's Frozen Arctic

“The Arctic is like a blank sheet on which you could see all the tensions of Russia played out."

By Bryan Walsh

Arctic Sea Ice Levels Are at the Lowest Ever Recorded

Ice levels also began to retreat early this year

By Kevin McSpadden

Arctic Oil on Life Support

Tapping the extensive oil reserves in the Arctic has been harder than previously thought

By Nick Cunningham / Oilprice.com

Obama Moves to Protect Alaskan Wildlife

It would be the largest such designation in more than 50 years

By Justin Worland

Official Wants Frozen to Teach Kids About Climate Change

Apparently Disney didn't go for it

By Charlotte Alter

NOAA Arctic Report Card Short on Good News

NOAA has released its annual Arctic Report Card. It’s not fabulous

By Elizabeth Barber

Melting Away: Stunning Photos of Disappearing Icebergs

After spending 10 years making portraits of icebergs, Camille Seaman is worried that the next generation may never see these wonders at all

By Ye Ming

Ice Loss Forces 'Drastic' Changes in New NatGeo Atlas

'Drastic' changes need to be made to the new National Geographic Atlas of the World to reflect the effects of climate change

By Melissa Hellmann

Crimson on White: Hunting the Polar Bear

The images of a polar-bear hunt will be hard to view, but life in Canada's impoverished Inuit communities is just as hard

By TIME Staff
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