The Evolving (and Inexact) Science of Fleeing a Wildfire
In doing so, officials put into practice years’ worth of research into wildfire evacuations. The field is small but growing, ...
Cutting-edge wildfire research shapes future building codes and safety plans
Recent studies at the facility monitor fire spread patterns, providing critical data for California's ongoing wildfire crisis ...
Your Questions About Wildfire Smoke and Health, Answered
As wildfires ravage Los Angeles, experts answer key questions about how wildfire smoke affects health and how to protect ...
Pink fire retardant, a dramatic wildfire weapon, poses its own dangers
It’s widely used because it can slow flames in ways that water can’t. But it also contains heavy metals and other harmful ...
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Wildfire Smoke Can Cause Mental Health And Fertility Problems, According To New Research
I t is widely known that heavy smoke and air pollution can cause lung disease, cancer, and damage some people’s hearts. This ...
Wildfire smoke inside homes can cause lingering health risks. Here are some tips for cleaning and staying safe
Research shows that the mix of chemicals released when human-made materials like these burn is different from what is emitted during a vegetation fire and is potentially more toxic.
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Study finds lack of air conditioning increases health risks from wildfire smoke
As Los Angeles County battles the most destructive wildfires in its history, a new study suggest that US policies should prioritize equity and education regarding the measures people can take to ...
Homes for Sale in Fire Zones Are Actually in ‘High Demand’
Consulting a fire map is one of the first things homebuyers do these days. So, what does that mean for sellers of homes in a ...
Boreal forests face increased wildfire threat as tree densities shift
The extensive northern forests of Canada, Alaska and Siberia are about to fundamentally change their tree density because of ...