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Three years after surviving the Medio Fire in August 2020, Yakko and his friends, Wakko and Dot, are still waiting for a home they can call their own.

Back home in Flagstaff, retirement resumed, Buck Wickham looks none the worse for wear. Another fire season will come, soon enough, and he will sure as heck be there once

Around 70% of the world's ecosystems are affected by fire in some way and of that, about half are fire-dependent ecosystems.

As wildfires char land in the western United States, they are not only destroying property and threatening water supplies. They’re also producing black carbon, or soot, which contributes to climate change. Scientists have known for a while that black carbon, or soot, from wildfires absorbs sunlight and heats the atmosphere. But to what degree black […]

New research refining the amount of sunlight absorbed by black carbon in smoke from wildfires will help clear up a long-time weak spot in earth system models, enabling more accurate forecasting of global climate change.