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A multidisciplinary team led by University of Idaho researchers has received a $15 million grant to study the long-term impact of drought and fire on fores

Chris Marx, biology professor at U of I and another co-principal investigator on the project, hopes EMBER will identify a tangible way to help plants and microbial communities re-establish after a fire.

MOSCOW, Idaho—A multidisciplinary team led by University of Idaho (U of I) researchers has been granted $15 million to investigate the long-term impact of drought and fire on forest ecosystems.

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A small group of scientists have been trying to convince people that fireproofing their homes is far more effective than logging the forest.

A small group of scientists have been trying to convince people that fireproofing their homes is far more effective than logging the forest.

A small group of scientists have been trying to convince people that fireproofing their homes is far more effective than logging the forest.

A small group of scientists have been trying to convince people that fireproofing their homes is far more effective than logging the forest.

A small group of scientists have been trying to convince people that fireproofing their homes is far more effective than logging the forest when it comes to surviving wildfire.

A small group of scientists have been trying to convince people that fireproofing their homes is far more effective than logging the forest when it comes to surviving wildfire.