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Major Media Coverage of Earth Lab Research

2025

In the Ashes. (2025). Cornwall. Science

Climate Solutions Week: Colorado neighborhood hardens homes against wildfire risk. (2025). Thakore. NPR Morning Edition.

LA fires: Why fast-moving wildfires and those started by human activities are more destructive and harder to contain (2025). Iglesias. The Conversation.

2024

Wildfires in the West Aren’t Just Getting Bigger. They’re Faster, Too. (2024). Zhong. New York Times.

Where Americans Have Been Moving Into Disaster-Prone Areas. (2024). Rojanasakul & Popovich. New York Times.

Fueled by climate change, extreme wildfires have doubled in 20 years. (2024). Raza. The Washington Post

2023

Earth on verge of five catastrophic climate tipping points, scientists warn. (2023). Niranjan. The Guardian.

Our wildfire problem is growing beyond our ability to tame it. (2023). Balch. Washington Post

Wildfires were once slowed by night and winter. Not anymore. (2023). Balch. Washington Post

2022

Eyes on Earth Episode 83 – ECOSTRESS and Burn Severity (2022). Lawson. USGS.

How extreme climate conditions fueled unprecedented Colorado fire (2022). Samenow, Feuerstein, Bolinger. Washington Post. 

2021

More Than Half Of U.S. Buildings Are In Places Prone To Disaster, Study Finds (2021). Hersher. NPR.

 The Climate Connections of a Record Fire Year in the U.S. West (2021). Buis. NASA

2020

Heat is turbocharging fires, drought and tropical storms this summer (2020). Fears, Siddiqui, Kaplan, and Eilperin. Washington Post. 

Human-caused ignitions spark California’s worst wildfires but get little state focus (2020) Boxall. Los Angeles Times.

2019

Behind Most Wildfires, a Person and a Spark: ‘We Bring Fire With Us' (2019). Arango. New York Times.

Invasive Grasses May Worsen Wildfires, Study Suggests (2019). Pierre-Louis. New York Times.

Trump’s Executive Order Will Aggressively Cut More Forest Trees (2019). Fears and Eilperin. Washington Post. 

2018

As Carr Fire Kills 2 in California, Firefighters Reflect on a Job Now ‘Twice as Violent’ (2018). Bransford, Medina, Del Real. New York Times.

How Air in the Pacific Northwest Became Dirtier Than Beijing’s (2018). Carlton & Malas. Wall Street Journal.

The quest to predict -- and stop -- the spread of wildfires (2018). Baraniuk. BBC. 

2017

Humans Start Most Wildfires (2017). Montañez and Fischetti. Scientific American.

Cause of most US wildfires traced to people, CU-based study finds (2017). Associated Press. Washington Post. 

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