
Wildfires Threaten Global Forest Recovery, Study Reveals
Global forest recovery after wildfires has dropped below 30%, warns new international study, threatening biodiversity and climate stability.
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Global forest recovery after wildfires has dropped below 30%, warns new international study, threatening biodiversity and climate stability.
New study reveals climate-driven U.S. wildfires caused 15,000 deaths and $160B in losses since 2006, highlighting global air quality challenges.
Firefighters combat over 16 wildfires in drought-stricken North Dakota, including major blazes on the Turtle Mountain Reservation near Canada.
Evacuations expand as wildfires fueled by hurricane debris and dry conditions threaten communities in the U.S. Carolinas, straining firefighting efforts.
Wildfires in South Korea’s southern regions have resulted in 22 deaths and mass evacuations. Officials warn of continued dry conditions hampering containment efforts.
Deadly U.S. storms trigger tornadoes, blizzards, and wildfires, highlighting escalating extreme weather risks across multiple regions.
Researchers are examining the impact of Los Angeles wildfires on the ocean, as crews remove hazardous materials from the affected areas.
One month after the most destructive wildfires in Los Angeles history, the city reflects on the recovery efforts, memorials, and the concerns of underprivileged communities affected by the tragedy.
Recovery efforts in Los Angeles face new challenges as toxic runoff from heavy rains forces beach closures along the coast.
Two new wildfires erupted in Southern California on Wednesday evening, forcing over 30,000 residents to evacuate as extreme winds and dry conditions fuel the flames.
An Altadena resident shares the profound impact of losing their home in the Eaton Fire, as Los Angeles braces for renewed wildfire threats amid high winds.
President Joe Biden announced that rebuilding Los Angeles after the devastating wildfires will cost tens of billions of dollars, as the city faces ongoing threats from returning fierce winds.
Residents of Pacific Palisades are returning home to survey the damage caused by the Los Angeles fires, as the death toll rises to 24 and officials fear it may increase further.
Wildfires in Los Angeles have killed 24 people and destroyed thousands of homes. Firefighters are working to contain the blazes amid dangerous weather conditions, with evacuation orders affecting over 100,000 residents.
As raging wildfires consume Los Angeles, gaps in emergency preparedness emerge, igniting debates over environmental policies and political leadership.
Water shortages hinder firefighting efforts amid deadly LA wildfires. Governor Newsom orders investigation as communities struggle to protect themselves.
Firefighters have made progress in containing the devastating wildfires in Southern California as winds settle. In Altadena, blocks of homes have been reduced to rubble, and the death toll stands at 11.
Residents of Pacific Palisades returned home on January 9 to find their neighborhoods devastated by recent wildfires. The community begins the long road to recovery amidst the ashes.
Residents of Pacific Palisades return home to find neighborhoods devastated by wildfires, facing immense loss but showing resilience as they begin to rebuild.
Californians are demanding answers as raging wildfires devastate Los Angeles, claiming lives and homes. Residents criticize officials over preparedness, as investigations into the causes continue.