Sabertooth cats, dire wolves, and other megafauna went extinct 13,000 years ago in California. Wildfire and humans may be to blame
Humans and fire were driving prehistoric animals out. Kind of like what's also happening now.
Humans and fire were driving prehistoric animals out. Kind of like what's also happening now.
In the global warming future, wildfires are becoming a part of life.
Fires are ravaging many parts of the world.
Hey at least there's a silver lining.
We all need some help every now and then.
There's no such thing as 'clean' smoke, microbes can survive in it.
Higher mean temperatures and drier weather brought by global warming is playing a key role here.
Events such as wildfire spread birds -- and their songs -- around.
The study focuses on California, but the roots of the problem are global, the team explains.
Fires in Australia have shown that we need to get proactive and work to prevent fires.
Tiny particles penetrate into the lungs and the bloodstream
The inga tree can grow in very poor soil and improve it
I'll admit it -- I did not expect this.
Strong evidence indicates that humans are at least partly to blame.
Wildfires are generally good for forests but the current trend is anything but natural.
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Chris Hadfield, the current commander of the International Space Station has taken a few pictures that capture the stunning amplitude ...
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