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As wildfire risk rises in the West, wildland firefighters and officials are keeping a closer eye on the high mountains – regions once considered too
On July 13, 2021, the Dixie Fire started in the mountains of northern California, near Lake Tahoe, and soon grew to one of the largest
Spend time in a developing country during a heat wave and it quickly becomes clear why poorer nations face some of the greatest risks from
The Western U.S. is experiencing another severe fire season, and a recent study shows that even high mountain areas once considered too wet to burn are
New research highlighted in @AGU_Eos from postdoc @MRezaAlizadeh3 reveals a link between wetter than normal soil conditions in the five months preceding wildfires in the US and heightened fire activity.
Glad to see our paper in 𝐆𝐑𝐋 has been selected as an Editor's Highlight by @AGU_Eos! 🌟Honored to be among the top 2% featured.
🔥"Pre-Season Wet Soil Produces Fire-Prone Conditions"
Check out the highlight here:
Glad to see our paper in 𝐆𝐑𝐋 has been selected as an Editor's Highlight by @AGU_Eos! 🌟Honored to be among the top 2% featured.
🔥"Pre-Season Wet Soil Produces Fire-Prone Conditions"
Check out the highlight here:
@theAGU
Excited to share our latest research on “Land and Atmosphere Precursors to Fuel Loading, Wildfire Ignition, and Post-Fire Recovery”.🔥🌲🛰️
Our paper reveals a distinct temporal pattern of soil, vegetation, and atmospheric dryness leading up to wildfires.
https://bit.ly/3HC4rfD
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