view article - Fire Is Catching 10.05.2023 view article - Fire Is Catching Environment Natural Disasters Fire Is Catching Smoke exposure from wildfires does not affect communities equally, with areas with higher social vulnerability scores experiencing the greatest health risks after exposure. Fellow Kara Schmidt
view article - Burning Threat to Hospitals 09.21.2023 view article - Burning Threat to Hospitals Environment Natural Disasters Burning Threat to Hospitals In California, approximately 50% of inpatient hospital beds are located within one mile of a high fire threat zone. As wildfire season continues to grow longer and more severe, hospitals need wildfire evacuation plans. Fellow Caroline Dignard
view article - Feeling the Heat 10.12.2022 view article - Feeling the Heat Environment Natural Disasters Feeling the Heat California residents living through more frequent wildfires had varied experiences due to environmental, social, and economic factors. Fellow Connor McCombs
view article - Up in Flames 12.10.2021 view article - Up in Flames Environment Natural Disasters Up in Flames Projection maps show that the threat of wildfires will only escalate due to climate change, and the disruption goes beyond acreage destroyed. Fellow Devin O'Donnell
view article - The “New Normal” Requires New Solutions 07.09.2021 view article - The “New Normal” Requires New Solutions Environment Natural Disasters The “New Normal” Requires New Solutions Ongoing community-wide impacts following a wildfire disaster can have long-term ripple effects impacting those displaced and others nearby. Guest Author Annie Rosenthal
view article - There’s No Escaping Climate Change 11.02.2017 view article - There’s No Escaping Climate Change Environment Climate Change Natural Disasters There’s No Escaping Climate Change A recent study in the Lancet finds two out of three Europeans could be affected by weather-related disasters by 2071. Fellow Qing Wai Wong