City News: Salmon and other sea life affected by recent heat waves, experts say
Scientific American: Pacific Northwest Heat Wave Killed More than 1 Billion Sea Creatures
Financial Post: Anthrax, Grasshoppers, Dying Clams Show North American Heat Toll
CFRA Talk Radio: ESS: 'Smells like death' Researchers estimate more than 1 billion marine animals died during B.C. heat wave
USAToday: Millions of mussels, clams and other marine creatures die from heat wave 'catastrophe'
CNN: Extreme heat cooked mussels, clams and other shellfish alive on beaches in Western Canada
The Washington Post: Crushing heat wave in Pacific Northwest and Canada cooked shellfish alive by the millions
The Gardian: Heat dome: probably killed 1bn marine animals on Canada coast, experts say
Canada's National Observer: A billion tidal creatures likely baked to death in BC, heat wave
Independent: More than a billion seashore animals may have been cooked to death in Canada heatwave
CTV News: More than a 1 billion marine animals may have died in BC heat wave: UBC professor
CBC News: More than a billion seashore animals may have cooked to death in B.C. heat wave, says UBC researcher
Sources: CBC News, CTV News, Independent, Canada's National Observer, The Gardian, The Washington Post, CNN, USAToday, Financial Post, Scientific American
Fiona Beaty: This video shows how the Harley lab is studying the effects of last week's heat dome on intertidal creatures, specifically mussel mortality. I went out to the beach at Davis Bay, in the shíshálh Nation's territory, and counted a whole bunch of mussels (both dead and alive).
MSNBC: The heat wave in the Pacific Northwest is creating lasting damage to marine life. Marine ecologists Alyssa Gehman and Emily Carrington talk about the impact, and what can be done to help.