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'God help us!' A pair of California wildfires are raging out of control
A fast-growing wildfire has forced tens of thousands of residents from their homes in northern California. It's burning about 60 football fields per minute.
This is what driving through a raging wildfire looks like
'Just keep driving. Not too too fast, we'll be okay.'
Wildfires: What are the 6 “Ps” of wildfire evacuation?
Should your home be threatened by wildfire and you are ordered to evacuate, what would you do?
Wildfires: You've Got Questions, We've Got Answers
What does containment mean? How are wildfires named? What happens after your house burns?
What are the top causes of wildfires?
Wildfires will change how people live around the planet
Climate experts said wildfires are changing from seasonal events to become a constant threat — and the world needs to be better prepared.
13 Things You Didn't Know About Wildfires
We're giving you answers to your most burning questions about why, when, and how wildfires happen, straight from the experts.
How Wildfires Are Polluting Rivers and Threatening Water Supplies
As wildfires become more frequent and destructive in a warming world, they are increasingly leaving in their wake debris and toxic runoff that are polluting rivers and fouling water supplies. Some municipalities are having to upgrade their water treatment methods to counter the new danger.
What's in wildfire smoke, and why is it so bad for your lungs?
Wildfires blanketing several Western cities are creating hazardous health conditions. Don't count on cloth masks to protect your lungs.
Wildfire! How to Protect Your Home and Family
Nearly a third of U.S. homes are vulnerable to wildfire. Reduce your risk by preparing now with these tips
How to Fireproof Your Home from Wildfires
Your home keeps family safe and holds priceless memories. Learn how to fireproof your home from wildfires from the experts at Mercury Insurance.
How To Help With The Amazon Rainforest Wildfires
Images and videos of the record-breaking fires raging across the Amazon rainforest have been spreading across the internet, but what can we do to help?
Fuel Matters: Why Wildfire Behavior Depends on What's Burning
Fire behaves differently depending on whether it burns in grasses, shrubs or forest. Firefighters know this well -- but scientists say that land managers and homeowners should think about it, too.
Wildfires Are Getting More Destructive. There Are No Easy Ways to Prevent Them
What Happens to Wildlife During a Wildfire?
So, what exactly is the impact of forest fires on wildlife? It turns out that like most things in life, it’s a mixed bag. On one hand, wildfire is a natural part of the ecosystem in the western United States, and wildlife has a long relationship with it. Some species even benefit from the blazes. On the other hand, of course fire can be dangerous to animals and plants that can’t outrun it.
How Smart Technologies Can Help Fight Wildfires
Utilities like electricity are crucial during emergencies, but they can also be the cause. So what can we do to prevent potential catastrophes and be prepared when they do happen? With wildfires ravaging our local cities, we decided to take a look at what technologies like edge AI, inductive energy harvesting, and secure long-range wireless mesh networks could do to help paint a more detailed picture for utilities of the current status of their electrical infrastructure.
Tips to combat ‘unhealthy’ air from wildfire smoke
Emergency preparedness: What should be in a wildfire evacuation kit?
It's important to be ready to evacuate within 15 minutes.
Minds Scarred by Wildfire: How Disasters Linger
Natural disasters like the Camp Fire can reopen old trauma wounds, or create new ones, experts say, stirring up symptoms like insomnia, worry and hopelessness.
Meet the scientists trying to understand the world’s worst wildfires
It won’t be easy to update the 47-year-old standard for predicting what fires will do—but it will save lives.
Wildfire smoke can be hazardous to animals: how to keep them safe
A veterinarian offers tips to keep cats, dogs, birds -- and even livestock -- safe on days with bad air quality.
