Wildfire smoke is reversing years of air pollution progress in California and the West, new study finds
New Stanford study shows fires are increasingly to blame for bad air, particularly in California and the West
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New Stanford study shows fires are increasingly to blame for bad air, particularly in California and the West
There is no longer any question of how to prevent high-intensity, often catastrophic, wildfires that have become increasingly frequent across the Western
A recent study has concluded there's no question as to how to prevent severe wildfires in forests. The new study conducted by Stanford and Columbia University researchers concluded low-intensity burning
New research reveals that low-intensity burning, such as controlled or prescribed fires, managed wildfires, and tribal cultural burning, can dramatically reduce the risk of devastating fires for years at a time.
The analysis reveals that low-intensity burning can dramatically reduce the risk of devastating fires for years at a time.