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Execution of set pieces can mean the difference in a soccer game.
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Execution of set pieces can mean the difference in a soccer game.
It took the perfect pass and the perfect shot for Anchor Bay in its season-opening Macomb Area Conference crossover contest against visiting Ford II on a frigid Friday night.
This episode features Dr. Philip Higuera, professor of Fire Ecology, and Kyra Wolf, Ph.D. candidate in Systems Ecology both at the University of Montana’s Franke College of Forestry and Conservation. Phil and Kyra and their colleague Bryan Shuman recently published some alarming findings on what we’re experiencing right now with wildfire. The title speaks for itself: “Rocky Mountain sub-alpine forests now burning more than any time in recent millennia.” That should get our attention.
The 2021 fire season is already setting records and last updated 2021-07-12 18:45:29-04 The 2021 fire season is already setting records. The current wildfire preparedness level of 4 is the highest it has been this early in the season, and researchers are finding it is due to climate change. âItâs really clear now that our systems are changing and fire activity responding very acutely to a warming climate,â said Phil Higuera, a professor of fire ecology at the University of Montana. In the last 2,000 years, wildfires in the high Rocky Mountains of the Western United States burn ...
2021 fire season already setting records. Science points to climate change and last updated 2021-07-12 16:32:20-04 The 2021 fire season is already setting records. The current wildfire preparedness level of 4 is the highest it has been this early in the season, and researchers are finding it is due to climate change. âItâs really clear now that our systems are changing and fire activity responding very acutely to a warming climate,â said Phil Higuera, a professor of fire ecology at the University of Montana. In the last 2,000 years, wildfires in the high Rocky Mountains of the ...