#wildfires

Researchers studying Arctic and boreal soils say recent wildfires are not just burning fresh vegetation but also igniting organic carbon stored for hundreds to thousands of years.

Utilities and state agencies across the U.S. West are deploying AI-enabled smoke detection cameras as heat, drought, and wildfire risk rise. Supporters say early alerts can keep small ignitions from turning into large

A new emergency-kit guide reflects a broader cultural change in how households think about risk: less apocalypse theater, more practical planning for power outages, water loss, evacuation, and smoke.

NASA’s Terra satellite captured haze over Chiang Mai on April 22 as seasonal agricultural and forest fires contributed to unhealthy particulate pollution across northern Thailand.

Greek officials are taking a closer look at how wildfires, extreme heat, and rising water levels could threaten major archaeological sites, reframing cultural preservation as a climate resilience challenge