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Climate change-linked wildfire smoke blamed for thousands of U.S. deaths and billions in damages
Smoke from wildfires intensified by climate change caused an estimated 15,000 deaths and $160 billion in damages in the U.S. over a 15-year span, according to new research.Dorany Pineda reports for The Associated Press.
Thousands of acres of tribal lands in North Dakota have burned in the last several days due to wildfires amid dry and breezy ...
An amber warning for wildfires has been issued for Northern Ireland this weekend as warm, dry, and settled conditions persist ...
As residents call the number of building permits issued in the Palisades too low, will artificial intelligence speed up the ...
A compilation of videos generated using artificial intelligence was shared online as authentic footage of the wildfires that ...
President Donald Trump said he would “love" California Gov. Gavin Newsom to launch a White House bid for the Democrats but ...
Currently, weather satellites can be used to track wildfire growth, but not until a fire becomes very large and intense. FireSats have the bandwidth to detect a low intensity fire that's about the ...
Award-winning poet, wildland firefighter, and co-founder of Left Margin Lit, Rachel Richardson has a new book, “Smother.” ...
A member of the California Assembly whose district includes one of the centers of the fire — Altadena — is pushing a bill to ...
Wildfires erupted near Jerusalem during Israel's Independence Day, forcing mass evacuations and road closures on Wednesday.
The fires interrupted memorial day ceremonies, and Israel’s top firefighter called the blazes “one of the toughest events” he ...
North Dakota Health officials have now reported a total of nine measles cases in Williams County. Everyone confirmed to have the virus was unvaccinated. In the latest group of five that contracted the ...
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