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Fire Weather Indices in Alaskan Tundra Expected to Respond to Climate Warming: New Article →

Sep 22 2015

New articles on fire policy

From Science magazine 18 September issue:

Reform forest fire management (1280.full)
Wildfires burn science capacity (Science-2015-Topik-1263)

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