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Good Riddance! 2020 Gave Us The Most Upsetting Stories in a Decade Published December 29th, 2020 - 11:11 GMT Souvenirs are seen at a stand at Times Square ahead of New Year's Eve celebrations on December 28, 2020 in New York City. - The pandemic has caused long-term repercussions throughout the tourism and entertainment industries, including temporary and permanent closures of historic and iconic venues, costing the city and businesses billions in revenue. Angela Weiss / AFP Highlights Biden's nomination of former Secretary of State John Kerry as special presidential envoy for climate "...

Berry Creek United served hundreds of meals on Christmas Day "There's people up the hill living in their burned-out vehicles, in their vans, and it's snowing up there," Martinez explained about survivors of the Bear Fire. Posted: Dec 26, 2020 3:31 PM Posted By: Esteban Reynoso and Lorraine Dechter OROVILLE, Calif. - Rain did not drown out community spirit for those celebrating the Christmas holiday in Oroville. Recovery from the Bear Fire/North Complex, the Camp Fire, and Covid-19 conditions have made the celebration of Christmas somewhat difficult for many locals who lost their homes in Be...

LOS ANGELES – The single-engine Cessna was buzzing 1,000 feet above a Northern California burn scar as University of California, Berkeley scientist Scott Stephens shifted excitedly in his seat and

Changes caused by worsening wildfires in California forests will last centuries [Los Angeles Times :: BC-ENV-CALIF-WILDFIRES-CHANGES:LA] LOS ANGELES — The single-engine Cessna was buzzing 1,000 feet above a Northern California burn scar as University of California, Berkeley scientist Scott Stephens shifted excitedly in his seat and peered out the window for a better view. Down below, heavy machinery kicked up clouds of dust as commercial loggers attempted to salvage whatever timber they could, while a vast canopy of green, gold and brown rolled beneath the aircraft. Occasionally, this brill...

2020 is turning into the wildfire season that just won't end. Wildfires have charred more than 16,000 square miles across the U.S., an area about the size of Maryland and Delaware put together. The blazes have killed dozens of people, destroyed over 13,000 structures and caused at least $10 billion in damages. With another Santa Ana wind event forecast in Southern California over the next couple of days – and more planned power outages for beleaguered residents – 2020 is turning into the wildfire season that just won't end. Southern California Edison said it might shut off power to more ...