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Dr Rogers measuring a tree in a fire-ravaged forest.

Update
October 13, 2020

Fuels, not fire weather, control carbon emissions from boreal forest fires

Carbon

Sunset on partially melted Arctic sea ice

Update
October 13, 2020

Why has no new record-minimum Arctic sea ice extent occurred since September 2012?

Risk
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Looking up through smokey air and tree branches, photo by Paulo Brando

Update
October 6, 2020

Amazon Deforestation and Fire Update: October 2020

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photo courtesy of NASA Earth Observatory

In The News
October 5, 2020

Forest degradation outpaces deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon: Study

Read on Mongabay Mentions Wayne S. Walker

Tropics
Carbon

West coast forest fire

In The News
October 2, 2020

What Made This a Record Fire Season? It Started With Lightning

Read on New York Times Mentions Philip B. Duffy

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Smoke from Amazon fire. Photo by Paulo Brando

In The News
October 2, 2020

We Know How to Stop the Fires

Read on New York Times Mentions Marcia N. Macedo

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West coast forest fire

In The News
September 30, 2020

How climate change affects wildfires, like those in the West, and makes them worse

Read on ABC News Mentions Philip B. Duffy

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image courtesy of NOAA

In The News
September 29, 2020

The jet stream is bringing fire weather to the West and a chill to the East

Read on National Geographic Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

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