Tag: wildfires
Record Wildfire in Japan: Winter Blaze Rewrites History
Amid record dry conditions and fierce winds, Japan is battling its largest wildland fire in over 30 years—a devastating blaze threatening lives and property near Ofunato.
Toxic Rain in Los Angeles: A Menacing Fallout from Recent Wildfires
Recent rainfall in Los Angeles has brought more than just water—it’s delivered a toxic mixture of ash and chemicals, raising alarm over public health risks.
Fire’s Global Impact: A Transformation Rivaling the Ice Age
Human activity is reshaping the Earth's fire cycles, and the impacts could be as transformative as the Ice Age.
Ancient Antarctic Ice Shows Wildfires Surged During Past Climate Shifts
Ice cores from Antarctica uncover a dramatic history of wildfire activity, offering critical insights into how climate shifts intensify natural disasters.
Los Angeles Wildfires Could Become Costliest in US History
Unprecedented wildfires in Los Angeles, fueled by extreme weather, have destroyed neighborhoods and could rack up $57 billion in damages, raising alarms about climate change’s escalating costs.