Climate Change is Increasing Post-Wildfire Landslides in Southern California
A recently published study has forecasted that climate change is driving increased wildfire and landslide risk in Southern California.
A recently published study has forecasted that climate change is driving increased wildfire and landslide risk in Southern California.
Google pulls data from NOAA’s GOES satellites to map out wildfire boundaries.
Scientists and researchers have pieced together the many impacts the 2019 Amazon fire season had on that region and the world as a whole.
Data collected from the Sentinel-3 World Fire Atlas, showed a nearly five-fold increase in fires in August 2019 as compared to August 2019.
The Copernicus Sentinel-5P mission is designed to monitor pollutants entering the atmosphere because of major forest fires.