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Major Media Coverage of Earth Lab Research

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.

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. 

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. 

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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