Federal forecasters are warning that drought will persist and expand across much of the western United States through the ...

As wildfires become faster moving and more destructive with climate change, agencies across the West are adopting AI-powered ...

Conditions so far in 2026 raise fears of summer water shortages, crop failures and major blazes. Climate change is a culprit for heat. It was a record-smashing first quarter for the American West. An ...

Researchers looked at more than 750,000 wildfires in the West over 30 years. In the second half of that period, the number of ...

As a historic drought desiccates the West and fire season rages year-round, officials from California to Colorado are relying on camera networks equipped with artificial intelligence to detect flames ...

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The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, in collaboration with the Royal Society of Canada, will organize and convene a workshop on the future climate, social, and ecological ...

The West is staring down a dangerous wildfire year. A dry winter and historically low snowpack have set the stage for a potentially severe 2026 fire season. But the deeper problem is that the nation’s ...

SALT LAKE CITY — It's April, and wildfires are ahead of schedule in the West. As of Tuesday, 1.6 million acres of land have burned across the country, more than double (231%) the previous 10-year ...

Spring drought levels are at record highs across the country, and experts worry that the destruction from this year’s wildfire season could be some of the worst our nation has ever seen. The country ...

As a historic drought desiccates the West and fire season rages year-round, officials from California to Colorado are relying on camera networks equipped with artificial intelligence to detect flames ...