Wildfires act as important ecosystem controls and can benefit fire-adapted biomes by
promoting habitat heterogeneity, seed germination and disease control. However, the …

Rapidly changing wildfire regimes across the Western United States have driven more
frequent and severe wildfires, resulting in wide-ranging societal threats from wildfires and …

Despite the growing evidence on the health effects of short-term exposure to wildfire smoke
fine particles (PM 2.5), the impacts of long-term wildfire smoke PM 2.5 exposure remain …

Wildfire smoke fine particles (PM2. 5) are a growing public health threat as wildfire events
become more common and intense under climate change, especially in the Western United …

Forests provide a wide range of ecosystem services which are important for achieving
sustainable development. Anthropogenic climate change has led to the increased frequency …

Geospatial science is the science of location or place that harnesses geospatial tools, such
as geographic information systems (GIS), to understand the features of the environment …

Wildfire activity has increased in the US and is projected to accelerate under future climate
change. However, our understanding of the impacts of climate change on wildfire smoke …

Landforms such as sand dunes act as roughness elements to Atmospheric Boundary Layer
(ABL) flows, triggering the development of new scales of turbulent motions. These turbulent …

Background Short-term increases in air pollution are associated with poor asthma and
COPD outcomes. Short-term elevations in fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) due to wildfire …

Growing wildfire smoke represents a substantial threat to air quality and human health in the
US and across much of the globe. However, the impact of wildfire smoke on human health …