Threats to Western Canadian oil output recede as wildfires under control, rail strike delayedWestern Canadian oil, NGLs and natural gas producers continued May 16 to monitor the situation as the the dual threats of a raging wildfire and an impending railroad strike receded. "We keep an eye on...
As of Wednesday, most of Canada's active fires were classified as "out of control," with 566 blazes in that category. Of the remaining wildfires being monitored, 199 were considered "under control" and another 120 were "being held," which is the label assigned when a fire is not under ...
Wildfires mediate carbon transfer from land to lakes across boreal and temperate regions Mathilde Bélair Ian M. McCullough Jean-François Lapierre Communications Earth & Environment(2025) Increasing severity of large-scale fires prolongs recovery time of forests globally since 2001 ...
The 2023 Canadian forest fires have been extreme in scale and intensity with more than seven times the average annual area burned compared to the previous four decades1. Here, we quantify the carbon emissions from these fires from May to September 2023 on the basis of inverse modelling of sate...
The entire state of New York is under air quality health advisory due to smoke from wildfires in western Canada. "The smoke is expected to cause the Air Quality Index to reach levels in Upstate communities which are 'Unhealthy for All' New Yorkers," Gov. Kathy Hochul said in a news relea...
Alberta has been baking under scorching temperatures that have already forced another 7,500 people out of remote communities. About 176 wildfires were burning across the province, including 54 that are burning out of control. Alberta Forestry and Parks Minister Todd Loewen s...
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The fire forced the largest evacuation in the history of Alberta. It continued spreading across northern Alberta into Saskatchewan, destroying massive forested areas and severely halting Athabasca oil sands operations. According to Statistics Canada: “Disasters—such as wildfires, floods, ice storms or...
Contemporary wildfires are the culmination of a century of altered human–forest–wildfire relationships, exacerbated by climate change. Transformative change is urgently needed for the ecosystems and communities to be resilient to wildfire. We present six interrelated strategies needed to amplify the pace...
Wildfires are also recognised as one of the most significant environmental threats in Europe, where most of the burnt areas are concentrated in the Mediterranean region3. The scientific community is actively studying (through in situ observation and remote sensing) fire behavior to better identify ...