A new approach to fighting wildfires combines local knowledge and AI
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On June 4, 2021, amid flowering saguaros and prickly pear cacti, a wildfire bloomed in the Sonoran Desert in central Arizona.
A new approach to fighting wildfires combines local knowledge and AI
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On June 4, 2021, amid flowering saguaros and prickly pear cacti, a wildfire bloomed in the Sonoran Desert in central Arizona.
Lo que las temporadas de incendios extremos y 2.500 años de historia forestal nos dicen sobre el futuro de los incendios forestales en Occidente
Noticias de la tierra,
Fuertes vientos soplaron en las laderas de las montañas después de un verano cálido y seco sin precedentes.Pequeños incendios…
What 2,500 years of wildfire evidence tells us about the future of fires in the West
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Rocky Mountain fires leave telltale ash layers in nearby lakes like this one. Philip Higuera Kyra Clark-Wolf, University of…
What 2,500 years of wildfire evidence tells us about the future of fires in the West
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(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Kyra Clark-Wolf…
What 2,500 years of wildfire evidence tells us about the future of fires in the West
Idaho Press,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Kyra Clark-Wolf…
What 2,500 years of wildfire evidence tells us about the future of fires in the West
Seattle Post-Intelligencer,
By Kyra Clark-Wolf, University of Colorado BoulderUpdated (The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news…
What 2,500 years of wildfire evidence tells us about the future of fires in the West
Houston Chronicle,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE…
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What 2,500 years of wildfire evidence tells us about the future of fires in the West
Yahoo! News,
Strong winds blew across mountain slopes after a record-setting warm, dry summer.
What 2,500 years of wildfire evidence tells us about the future of fires in the West
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Rocky Mountain fires leave telltale ash layers in nearby lakes like this one. Philip Higuera Strong winds blew across mountain…
What the extreme fire seasons of 1910 and 2020 – and 2,500 years of forest history – tell us about the future of wildfires in the West
EconoTimes,
Strong winds blew across mountain slopes after a record-setting warm, dry summer.
What extreme fire seasons, and 2,500 years of forest history, tell us about the future of wildfires in the West
Phys.org,
Strong winds blew across mountain slopes after a record-setting warm, dry summer.
What the extreme fire seasons of 1910 and 2020 – and 2,500 years of forest history – tell us about the future of wildfires in the West
SFGate,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE…
What the extreme fire seasons of 1910 and 2020 – and 2,500 years of forest history – tell us about the future of wildfires in the West
Yahoo! News,
Strong winds blew across mountain slopes after a record-setting warm, dry summer.
What the extreme fire seasons of 1910 and 2020 – and 2,500 years of forest history – tell us about the future of wildfires in the West
Yahoo! News,
Strong winds blew across mountain slopes after a record-setting warm, dry summer.
News story from Big News Network on Monday 11 September 2023
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Forest fire hot spots where treatment offers the biggest payoff for people and climate
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The U.S. government is investing over US$7 billion in the coming years to try to manage the nation’s escalating wildfire crisis.
Forest fire hot spots where treatment offers the biggest payoff for people and climate - SwiftTelecast
Swift Telecast,
The U.S. government is investing over US$7 billion in the coming years to try to manage the nation’s escalating wildfire crisis.
Mapped: Forest fire hot spots where treatment offers the biggest payoff for people and climate
Phys.org,
The U.S. government is investing over US$7 billion in the coming years to try to manage the nation's escalating wildfire crisis.
Scientists Figure Out the “Hot Spots” Where Wildfire Prevention Would Do the Most Good
Inverse,
The U.S. government is investing over US$7 billion in the coming years to try to manage the nation’s escalating wildfire crisis.
U.S. spending billions to reduce forest fire risks; it’s not enough | Opinion
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OPINION AND COMMENTARY Editorials and other Opinion content offer perspectives on issues important to our community and are…
U.S. spending billions to reduce forest fire risks; it's not enough
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Sept. 7 (UPI) -- The U.S. government is investing over $7 billion in the coming years to try to manage the nation's escalating…
U.S. spending billions to reduce forest fire risks; it's not enough - UPI.com
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1 of 4 | Members of a hot shot crew remove fuel along a containment line during the Caldor fire near Meyers, Calif., in 2021.
The US is spending billions to reduce forest fire risks – we mapped the hot spots where treatment offers the biggest payoff for people and climate
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The U.S. government is investing over US$7 billion in the coming years to try to manage the nation’s escalating wildfire crisis.
H Άγρια Δύση εκπέμπει SOS – Εκτόξευση κατά 246% των κατεστραμμένων σπιτιών από πυρκαγιές τη τελευταία 10ετία
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Μια εξαιρετικά επικίνδυνη τάση καταγράφουν οι επιστήμονες στις ΗΠΑ, παρατηρώντας όλες σχεδόν τις δυτικές Πολιτείες να μετράνε όλο…
The Logging Juggernaut
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Industrial logging in the Willapa Hill of coastal Washington. Photo: Jeffrey St.
6 Emerging Risks to Watch: From Glacial Floods to More Destructive Wildfires
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New You can now listen to Carrier Management articles! In this edition of Risk Alerts, we highlight toxins in children’s makeup…
Research shows human-caused wildfires destroying more homes, buildings in the West
Newsbreak,
A fire reported Nov. 30, 2021, burned through the town of Denton, Montana. It destroyed 25 primary structures, 18 secondary…
Light snow Monday with much more likely midweek
Star Tribune,
Total snow accumulations of greater than 12 inches possible. WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM TUESDAY EVENING THROUGH THURSDAY…
Unusual Warming Properties of Pine Trees
Star Tribune,
Treat your valentine to an umbrella today with periods of rain, as a storm tracks from the Texas Panhandle into the MSP metro…
Minnesota: Still The Super Bowl of Weather
Star Tribune,
No drama in Phoenix (or here) today. We will be supremely content with March like warmth for much of the next 10 days.
The number of trees that died in California spiked last year: Drought is mainly to blame
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Roughly 36.3 million dead trees were counted across California last year, a dramatic increase from previous years that experts…
The number of trees that died in California spiked last year. Drought is mainly to blame
Arcamax,
LOS ANGELES — Roughly 36.3 million dead trees were counted across California last year, a dramatic increase from previous years…
The number of trees that died in California spiked last year. Drought is mainly to blame
The Denver Gazette,
LOS ANGELES — Roughly 36.3 million dead trees were counted across California last year, a dramatic increase from previous years…
The number of trees that died in California spiked last year. Drought is mainly to blame
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LOS ANGELES — Roughly 36.3 million dead trees were counted across California last year, a dramatic increase from previous years…
The number of trees that died in California spiked last year. Drought is mainly to blame
Miami Herald,
LOS ANGELES — Roughly 36.3 million dead trees were counted across California last year, a dramatic increase from previous years…
The number of trees that died in California spiked last year. Drought is mainly to blame
Merced Sun-Star,
LOS ANGELES — Roughly 36.3 million dead trees were counted across California last year, a dramatic increase from previous years…
The number of trees that died in California spiked last year. Drought is mainly to blame
Daily Democrat,
Roughly 36.3 million dead trees were counted across California last year, a dramatic increase from previous years that experts…
The number of trees that died in California spiked last year. Drought is mainly to blame
Santa Cruz Sentinel,
Roughly 36.3 million dead trees were counted across California last year, a dramatic increase from previous years that experts…
In a dramatic spike, 36.3 million trees died in California last year. Drought, disease blamed
Yahoo! News,
Roughly 36.3 million dead trees were counted across California in 2022, a dramatic increase from previous years that experts…
News story from Los Angeles Times on Tuesday 07 February 2023
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In a dramatic spike, 36.3 million trees died in California last year. Drought, disease blamed
Newsbreak,
The number of trees that died in California spiked last year. Drought is mainly to blame - NewsBreak Roughly 36.3 million dead…
Study: Because of humans, wildfires are burning more homes
Caspar Star Tribune,
JOSHUA MURDOCK It’s no secret that destructive wildfires have proliferated across the West in recent years.
News story from Lake County News on Tuesday 07 February 2023
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Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade – fire scientists explain what's changing
Post Register,
It can be tempting to think that the recent wildfire disasters in communities across the West were unlucky, one-off events, but…
Difference Between Weather and Spy Balloons
Star Tribune,
We may hit 40F today before a Thursday storm brushes us with a slushy coating. 10" may fall on the Wisconsin Dells.
Study: Because of humans, wildfires are burning more homes
Rapid City Journal,
It's no secret that destructive wildfires have proliferated across the West in recent years.
Study: Because of humans, wildfires are burning more homes
Independent Record,
It's no secret that destructive wildfires have proliferated across the West in recent years.
Study: Because of humans, wildfires are burning more homes
Missoulian,
Joshua Murdock It's no secret that destructive wildfires have proliferated across the West in recent years.
Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade
Kiowa County Press ,
The fire risk goes beyond rising temperatures and dry conditions. Samuel Corum / AFP via Philip Higuera, University of Montana…
Weather Maps Look Like Early March
Star Tribune,
The pattern looks more like early March than early February. I see daytime highs in the 30s with a few low 40s looking out the…
Western U.S. wildfires have destroyed 246% more homes and buildings this decade. These fire scientists explain why
Fast Company,
In nearly every Western state, more structures were destroyed by wildfire over the past decade than the one before.
Happy National Weatherperson's Day!
Star Tribune,
Well above average temperatures continue into the first full week of February with a rain snow mix likely tomorrow.
Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade – fire scientists explain what’s changing
Phil's Stock World,
Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade – fire scientists explain what’s changing The…
Climate change, more buildings near flammable vegetation, and accidental human ignitions, contributed to wildfires' increased destructiveness - ScienceDaily - swifttelecast
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More than three times as many houses and other structures burned in Western wildfires in 2010-2020 than in the previous decade…
Wildfires, , climate change, sensors, Western U.S.
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WILDFIRESWestern Wildfires Destroyed 246% More Homes and Buildings Over the Past Decade Published 2 February 2023 It can be…
New Analysis Reveals the Increased Destructiveness of Western Wildfires in 2010-2020
Azocleantech.com,
More than three times as many houses and other structures burned in Western wildfires in 2010-2020 than in the previous decade…
Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade
Newsbreak,
- NewsBreak A home burns after a fast moving wildfire swept through the area in the Centennial Heights neighborhood of…
Wildfire Destruction in The Western US Has Doubled in Just 10
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Post author By Philip Higuera et al., The Conversation No Comments on It can be tempting to think that the recent wildfire…
Wildfire Destruction in The Western US Has Doubled in Just 10 Years
Science Alert,
It can be tempting to think that the recent wildfire disasters in communities across the West were unlucky, one-off events, but…
UM study finds humans cause more destructive wildfires in the West
Daily Inter Lake,
MISSOULA – More than three times as many houses and other structures burned in Western wildfires from 2010 to 2020 than in the…
Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade. Fire scientists explain what's changing
Phys.org,
It can be tempting to think that the recent wildfire disasters in communities across the West were unlucky, one-off events, but…
Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade – fire scientists explain what's changing
Arcamax,
It can be tempting to think that the recent wildfire disasters in communities across the West were unlucky, one-off events, but…
Western wildfires destroying more homes per square mile burned
Science Daily,
Between 2010 and 2020, human ignitions started 76% of the Western wildfires that destroyed structures, and those fires tended…
Western wildfires destroying more homes per square mile burned, finds new analysis
Phys.org,
More than three times as many houses and other structures burned in Western wildfires in 2010–2020 than in the previous decade…
Western wildfires destroying more homes per square mile burned
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Post Views: 5 More than three times as many houses and other structures burned in Western wildfires in 2010-2020 than in the…
Western wildfires destroying more homes per square mile burned
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More than three times as many houses and other structures burned in Western wildfires in 2010-2020 than in the previous decade…
MIL-OSI Global: Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade – fire scientists explain what’s changing
Foreign Affairs New Zealand,
– By Philip Higuera, Professor of Fire Ecology, University of Montana The fire risk goes beyond rising temperatures and dry…
Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade – fire scientists explain what's changing
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It can be tempting to think that the recent wildfire disasters in communities across the West were unlucky, one-off events, but…
Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade – fire scientists explain what's changing
Idaho Press,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Philip Higuera…
Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade – fire scientists explain what's changing
The Darien Times,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Philip Higuera…
Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade – fire scientists explain what's changing
Shelton Herald,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Philip Higuera…
Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade – fire scientists explain what's changing
San Antonio Express-News,
(THE CONVERSATION) It can be tempting to think that the recent wildfire disasters in communities across the West were unlucky…
Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade – fire scientists explain what's changing
The Conversation,
It can be tempting to think that the recent wildfire disasters in communities across the West were unlucky, one-off events, but…
Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over the past decade – fire scientists explain what's changing
Seattle Post-Intelligencer,
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Philip Higuera…
Western wildfires destroying more homes per square mile burned
Newswise,
Newswise — More than three times as many houses and other structures burned in Western wildfires in 2010-2020 than in the…