As millions of acres burn across the western United States, some wildland fire veterans are fearful that aggressive fire suppression tactics ordered by the Trump administration — coupled with extreme,...

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State and local officials in Texas have come under scrutiny over the lack of sirens in place to warn people of impending flash flooding.

Homeowners insurance is getting more expensive and harder to keep. Lawmakers in our region introduced more than a dozen policy proposals in response this year.

Forest management approaches promoted as “resilience,” “restoration,” “fuel reduction,” and “forest health” often degrade natural systems and reduce carbon stocks.

Mature and old-growth forests provide critically important ecosystems services and wildlife habitats, but they are being lost at a rapid rate to uncha…

Thoughts on preparing our communities to lose federal funding for disaster preparedness, response and recovery.

Today’s episode is all about post-fire—how to plan and prepare for post-fire challenges like debris flows and landslides, how to recover at a community and landscape scale, how to maintain a love of p...

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Hundreds of weather forecasters and other NOAA employees were fired Thursday in the latest round of layoffs by DOGE, a move officials said will likely cause needless deaths.

Massive layoffs at the Department of the Interior included thousands of U.S. Forest Service and National Park employees.