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An unprecedented number of wildfires in Canada is sending smoke over U.S. states, lowering air quality levels and increasing health restrictions

The size, ferocity and number of wildfires this year in Canada is decidedly abnormal. The smoke is now affecting US weather.

An unprecedented number of wildfires in Canada is sending smoke over U.S. states, lowering air quality levels and increasing health restrictions

Like most Americans, I am OUTRAGED that Canada is mucking up our beautiful air quality with smoke from its presumably maple-scented wildfires.

Wildfire season in the Triad has lengthened more over the past half-century than in any other area in the eastern United States, according to a new analysis of national weather

Climate change can cause sudden, prolonged droughts that make brush fires more likely.

The natural landscapes we’ve become accustomed to in North Carolina and around the world might look radically different from the landscapes that will surround us in the future.

The biggest environmental stories of 2021 came at the end of the year with a "swarm" of local earthquakes and a 1,050-acre wildfire at Pilot Mountain State Park.

Rain over the weekend prompted the N.C. Forest Service Monday to lift a two-week-old ban on outdoor burning for Forsyth and 32 other counties.

Economic development leaders and environmental activists have found common ground with Toyotas announcement that it plans a $1.3 billion facility near Greensboro to produce batteries for electric vehicles. The investment