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Category: wildfire

agriculture / plants / Science and Technology / wildfire

Liquid smoke shows promise for plant health

Liquid smoke, the popular food additive, could improve plants’ natural defenses and increase their ability to resist pests and diseases.

children's health / Earth and Environment / education / Health and Medicine / learning / wildfire

Wildfire smoke can harm kids’ ability to learn

Pollution from wildfire smoke can affect children’s ability to learn and possibly their future earning power.

algae / Arctic / Earth and Environment / nitrogen / sea ice / wildfire

Siberian wildfire may have amped up Arctic algal bloom

Smoke from a Siberian wildfire may have transported enough nitrogen to parts of the Arctic Ocean to amplify a phytoplankton bloom, researchers say.

Earth and Environment / lightning / weather / wildfire

Dry lightning sparks many of the worst wildfires

Dry lightning has sparked some of the most destructive, costly wildfires in modern California history, a new study shows.

Earth and Environment / lightning / weather / wildfire

Dry lightning sparks many of the worst wildfires

Dry lightning has sparked some of the most destructive, costly wildfires in modern California history, a new study shows.

blood clots / cats / Health and Medicine / pets / veterinary medicine / wildfire

Blood clots can kill cats injured in urban wildfire

Cats who suffered burns and smoke inhalation in urban California wildfires are at risk of forming deadly blood clots, research finds.

drought / Earth and Environment / wildfire

Land’s ‘memory’ determined scope of awful Dixie Fire

“Basically, the forest has a memory of past events that manifest in the present day, and we saw this when examining the data from the Dixie Fire.”

Earth and Environment / firefighters / heat / Science and Technology / temperature / wildfire

New shelter designs boost firefighters’ survival chances

“For the wildland firefighter, deploying a shelter is the last thing they want to do—it’s the final resort, the last line of defense,” says Roger Barker.

brains / cancer / Health and Medicine / lung cancer / tumors / wildfire

Living near wildfires ups cancer risk

People who live close to wildfires have a higher risk of brain tumors and lung cancer than people who live further away.

beliefs / climate change / Earth and Environment / hurricanes / natural disasters / wildfire

Natural disasters sway feelings about climate protections

Personal experience with natural disasters affects how people feel about protective policies like flood insurance and power shutoffs.

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