Anja Rutishauser of the University of Alberta made the discovery while studying radar data collected to study the bedrock underneath the ice cap... READ MORE›
Between 2012 and 2017, exports of Peruvian quinoa, the golden grain of the Incas, have quadrupled in value from 34.5 million to more than 124 million, data from Promperu showed... READ MORE›
The extreme weather shows no sign of letting up, with fears snow in the south west could turn into freezing rain on Friday... READ MORE›
The narwhals like it, said Josh Willis, the project lead for NASA's Oceans Melting Greenland... READ MORE›
A rare snowfall in the Chilean capital Santiago has caused disruption and blackouts, leaving thousands of residents shivering in the dark... READ MORE›
Grey glacier is located in the Southern Patagonian ice field, just west of the Cordillera del Paine... READ MORE›
Two status yellow weather warnings have been issued for the whole country ahead of plummeting temperatures, snow and ice... READ MORE›
The dorado catfish travels 11,600km from the Andes to the mouth of the Amazon and back, but is threatened by dams and mining... READ MORE›
Environment Canada says the northeasterly winds will keep the pack ice along northeast-facing coastlines and may cause ice pressure to build up as winds increase... READ MORE›
We went to Iceland to find snow, because winter is here, the actor told Time... READ MORE›
Buffalo snowstorm new york state officials says things will only get worse as more snow and floods forecast to historic bad weather... READ MORE›
Two mummified bodies found entombed on a Mexican mountain could be the remains of climbers who went missing in an avalanche more than 50 years ago... READ MORE›
When spring comes and the artificial glacier melts, farmers will have flowing water... READ MORE›
Kenyans on Tuesday evening took to social media to celebrate a rare case of snow falling in the East African country... READ MORE›
The coldest April on record was in 1917 when the overall average mean temperature for the month was 4.3C... READ MORE›
That's why delegates at COP22 agreed that focusing on water will, by default, deal with climate change in a very realistic way... READ MORE›
The elders remembered a rudimentary water-rights treaty others pointed to broken piping and poorly managed spigots... READ MORE›
Swimmers run out of the water during a polar bear dip at Britannia Beach in Ottawa on New Year's Day... READ MORE›
Days of subzero temperatures have formed a solid cone of ice several feet thick with water still spouting out of the top... READ MORE›
Climate change means increasing numbers of missing people are likely to be found among Europe's melting peaks, it's been claimed. Global warming and its subsequent hot-than-normal... READ MORE›
The northern states of Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania were among the worst hit, with water levels rising by almost 2 metres in some areas after heavy rainfall... READ MORE›
An out of control wildfire burning about 10 kilometres north of Fox Creek has forced mandatory evacuations in the MD of Greenview... READ MORE›
New York snowstorm New York on alert as flooding becomes new threat to residents... READ MORE›
We were shocked, frankly, at just how much snowfall had increased, said Erich Osterberg, a Dartmouth researcher who was one of the study's authors... READ MORE›
Kraaijenbrink acknowledged that a scenario in which global warming remains under 1.5 degrees Celsius is optimistic... READ MORE›
Valais canton police say the bodies were found on the Tsanfleuron glacier Friday July 14, 2017 at an altitude of 2,615 meters 8,580 feet ... READ MORE›
Photo EPA It only takes a little bit of ice to create a very serious situation, Virginia Department of Transportation spokeswoman Jennifer McCord said... READ MORE›
There's a special weather statement in effect and Environment Canada is warning that black ice and flash freezing are a real possibility, so drive carefully... READ MORE›
Motorists have been warned by the AA to drive with extra care and to prepare for sub-zero temperatures at night, with a risk of black ice... READ MORE›
A woman is pulled high over flood waters in a zip-line harness in Lima, Peru, Friday... READ MORE›
An improvement in general weather conditions will occur on Tuesday, when a much lower risk of showers is expected... READ MORE›
Meanwhile, the clean-up continued yesterday after Storm Imogen, with ESB repair crews focusing on damaged power lines in Cork and Kerry... READ MORE›
But that was the message Tuesday from the state water resources control board and some environmentalists... READ MORE›
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