
Wildfires are disturbing the soil microbiome, leading to less tree regrowth and ecosystem change
Plus, how to fireproof your home, AI fire detection, and one college’s wildfire plan
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Plus, how to fireproof your home, AI fire detection, and one college’s wildfire plan

Also, CSU wildfire science, the Roaring Fork Valley's fire risk, and inside Colorado Springs Utilities' wildfire plan

Plus, cancer chemicals in protective equipment, and non-citizens on the fire line

Plus, why is Colorado the only state without a state 'fire marshal,' Firehawk economics, and more

An experience at Colorado Firecamp and the development of respirators for wildland firefighters

A dive into the risks and benefits of a controversial yet integral practice used to help prevent catastrophic wildfires

📚 STOP! DROP! AND READ!

Plus, restrictions journalists in Colorado face while covering wildfires

In today’s installment, we have some information about illegal ponds, wildfire evacuations, guided reforestation on Colorado’s Front Range, and a book review of “A Yellow House in the Mountains.”

Three newsletters in three days. We’re on 🔥

Fighting back the flame with some important fire knowledge

This edition of Burning Questions tackles legislation supporting wildland firefighters, advice for homeowners in wildfire prone areas, and research around reforestation

Hitting the road for wildfire science up close and in-person

The latest edition of Burning Questions rounds up recent wildfire news and research in the West

Breaking down "The Role of Soil Microbiome Resilience in Ecosystem Recovery Following Severe Wildfire"

An occasional newsletter at the intersection of wildfires, science, and journalism in the West

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