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What they actually want. we know they want full control of afghanistan but we have worked 20, very hard. afghanistan but we have worked 20, ve hard. , , , afghanistan but we have worked 20, ve hard, , , , ., ~' afghanistan but we have worked 20, ve hard. , , , ., ~ very hard. sorry tense up, thank you ve —— soi’i’y —— sorry to interrupt. thousands of people in the western united states are spending the weekend in evacuation centers as dozens of wildfires continue to burn across the region. in california, the fire has destroyed more than 200 square miles of remote woodland and in or...

Abstract Extreme fire seasons characterised by very large 'mega-fires' have demonstrably increased area burnt across forested regions globally. However, the effect of extreme fire seasons on fire severity, a measure of fire impacts on ecosystems, remains unclear. Very large wildfires burnt an unprecedented area of temperate forest, woodland and shrubland across south-eastern Australia in 2019/2020, providing an opportunity to examine the impact of extreme fires on fire severity patterns. We developed an atlas of wildfire severity across south-eastern Australia between 1988 and 2020 to test (a...

© Getty Images Over the past 30 years, millions of acres of federal lands have been set aside as critical habitat for the northern spotted owl even as its population have steadily declined over this time. Fortunately, a new critical habitat rule adopted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in January can lead to better outcomes for spotted owls, people and public lands if federal agencies focus on the real threats to this species and its habitat. Few outside the Northwest U.S. can grasp the social trauma and pain caused by the designation of critical habitat for the spotted owl. The result...

It's nine minutes, start-to-finish. >> the artificial intelligence scans imagery from satellites. >> we seek out these hot spots by modeling what the earth would look like if there wasn't a fire there and comparing that to the image that we get from the satellites. if you notice a big discrepancy, that's an indicator there's a fire there. >> the company says it's pinpointed exact locations for 4,700 fires and is testing a wildfire alert system with the forestry division in new mexico. of course, to really make an impact, the technology will need to integrate with firefighting authorities that ...

A close, one horse race is ramping up, staggering number of democrats jockeying for position and donors try to push all of them further to the left. those deadly wildfires raging in california stirring a first political debate over who or what is to blame for the rising megafires. our experts will debate. donald trump is eyeing a staff shakeup, 3 or 4 or 5 cabinet positions are up for grabs. he wants is homeland security chief, kirstjen neilsen, to be much tougher. the caravan on the southern border, good evening. >> 6000 central american migrants are in tijuana in the area being used for shel...