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In recent decades, these types of fires have been increasingly frequent in the region.Cable cars pass offshore oil refineries shrouded by haze in southern Singapore, August 20, 2015.The 3-hour Pollutants Standards Index (or PSI) hit 100 there that day, according to the National Environment Agency. In addition, tourism could suffer from damage to reefs, rainforests and beaches.A beach on Honduras' Gulf of Fonseca is littered with shells of dead mollusks. Find the perfect Drought stock illustrations from Getty Images. Long-term rainfall deficits, heat waves, and increased evaporation have depleted some of the groundwater supply beneath central and eastern Europe. Des milliers de nouvelles images de grande qualité ajoutées chaque jour. Drought and plagues caused by climate change are some of the causes of malnutrition in Honduras.This photo shows skinny cows in the rural community Morolica in August 2016.

Rising temperatures there have caused both a reduction in sea ice and a thawing of permafrost along the coast, threatening the shoreline.Walruses are unique among sea mammals in that they must periodically rest on land or ice to recharge. "Too many stories" of deaths, assault and harassment at Fort HoodBiden and Harris make debut as running mates, vowing to defeat TrumpSouth Dakota governor getting $400,000 fence to protect herWildfire explodes north of L.A., prompting evacuation ordersOfficer suspended after ordering dog to attack Black man on his kneesNew Zealand races to contain new coronavirus outbreakRiot declared in downtown Portland, protesters tear-gassedGreenland ice sheet claims life of renowned climate scientistBattleground Tracker: Latest polls, state of the race and more5 things to know about CBS News' 2020 Battleground TrackerBiden has edge in North Carolina, race is tight in Georgia — CBS News pollWhy some mail-in ballots are rejected and how to make sure your vote countsWhat happens if the president doesn't accept the election results?Election Day could turn into "Election Week" with rise in mail ballotsGOP confident in Ohio, but Dems think it's within reach These bacteria turned the lake the color of blood. Fischer Reservoir. Dead livestock are scattered on the ground in drought-ridden Somalia in this 2006 photograph.Drought conditions on the Arkansas River at Great Bend, Kansas in July 2012.A scrawny Longhorn in Big Bend Ranch State Park, West Texas. Shifting rainfall patterns have led to flooding in some areas of Kenya and severe drought in others.Here, residents gather with their belongings after their homes were flooded in May 2020.This photo from July 1, 2019, shows dead fish piled up near a lagoon in southeastern France. Winters are becoming milder in northern Norway, causing snow to melt as temperatures rise above freezing. Fires are raging in eastern Siberia in the midst of an unusually long-lived heat … A farmer showing drought-effected land in Mahrasthra state of India, where hundreds of farmers commit suicide every year due to financial crisis. As a result, communities are being forced to settle near the remaining water sources, overburdening the scarce reserves.Large quantities of seaweed wash ashore at the Playa Los Machos beach, in Ceiba, Puerto Rico, August 8, 2015.This seaweed invasion, which appears to have hit most of the Caribbean this year, is not only bad for tourism; it may be a symptom of global climate change, as some scientists believe the onslaught of seaweed to be the result of higher than normal temperatures and low winds.A narrow band of pines was killed by tidal flooding near Yorktown, Virginia in October 2015. Fotosearch - Une Photothèque Mondiale - Un Site Web TM NY 10036. Drought-Striken Longhorn (Image credit: Texas Parks and Wildlife) A scrawny Longhorn in Big Bend Ranch State Park, West Texas. Seven image features were extracted, namely normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI), green-based NDVI (gNDVI), temperature, color hue, color saturation, canopy size and plant height for quantifying canopy wilting trait.

They also strain coastal economies that rely on fishing and tourism.Here, a boat sails through a deepening algae bloom across the Caloosahatchee River in Labelle, Florida.A home destroyed by beach erosion tips over in the the Alaskan village of Shishmaref, just 110 miles from the east coast of Russia.Shishmaref faces evacuation due to global warming. Images show the ice cap in 1980, left, and in 2012, right.People stand on top of a mound of sand dumped on a beach in Miami Beach, Florida, on January 16, 2020. Below, drought conditions.O.C.