Climate change is widely expected to disrupt future fire patterns around the world, with some regions, such as the western United States, seeing more frequent fires within the next 30 years ...

Climate change is increasing the fire risk on the mostly treeless Great Plains. Montana Public Radio's Aaron Bolton reports on efforts to get prairie dwellers to adapt to the new reality.

Climate change will increase wildfire risk and lengthen fire seasons Date: December 8, 2023 Source: Desert Research Institute Summary: Wildfires are some of the most destructive natural disasters ...

Harvard scientists reveal how wildfire smoke, filled with toxic particles, is emerging as a growing health risk fueled by ...

By plugging the fire danger indices into future climate projections, the study found that extreme wildfire risk will increase by an average of 10 days across the continental U.S. by the end of the ...

Wildfires are the top environmental issue for most Californians, who are also concerned about rising costs associated with ...

Climate change is increasing the risk of wildfires in Texas, a danger made real this week as the Smokehouse Creek fire, the largest in state history, burns out of control across the Panhandle region.

While it’s almost impossible to attribute an individual extreme weather event to climate change, the risk of fire has increased in south-east Australia due to a warming and drying trend that is ...

Science NASA sounds the alarm on fire risks of climate change The space agency releases an animation that dramatically shows how the risk of fire may increase in North America throughout the century.

The researchers initially expected that human-caused warming would not outpace natural climate variability in driving fire weather until later in the 21st century, for example after 2080, Fu said.

North America's 2021 fire season, including massive Northern California blazes, was made worse by a supercharged heat dome. What did the supercharging? Climate change.

Climate Change and the Risk to Homeowners Yuehua Tang, an associate professor of finance at the University of Florida, has been researching how well companies are preparing for climate change, but ...