Thursday, November 26, 2009

wildfires

NASA Predator Scans California Burn Areas

The unmanned aerial drone surveyed wildfire damage using visible, infrared and thermal filters. more >>

Trees Facilitate Wildfires As a Way to Protect Their Habitat

Some trees may facilitate fires at the expense of their competitors. more >>

Post-Wildfire Worries: Floods, Damaged Ecosystem

Wildfire has left nearly a quarter of the 1,000-square-mile Angeles National Forest barren. more >>

Fire Influences Global Warming More Than Previously Thought

Police Say Student Bonfire Caused Part of California Wildfire

Students thought they had put out fire, but high winds turned embers into destructive blaze. more >>

Wildfires Scorch Westmont College

At least five buildings, including a dorm, have been severely damaged or destroyed. more >>

News Buzz: Howard Dean's Demand, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright's Defense, and More

Howard Dean issued a stern statement saying that either Obama or Clinton must drop out in June. more >>

Forecast for the West: Less Snow, More Floods

Increases in rainfall threaten to inundate reservoirs—and even fuel forest fires. more >>

Schwarzenegger: Real-Life Action Hero

IRVINE, CALIF.—The first thing that Arnold Schwarzenegger did upon entering his SUV was to reach for a cigar and happily begin chomping on it, unlit, as he waved at the well-wishers around his vehicle. more >>

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