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Consensus Study Report On The Chemistry of Fires at the Wildland-Urban Interface
Due to climate change and current land management practices, wildfires in the United States, Canada, and elsewhere are increasing in size, frequency, and destructiveness. Many of these fires occur...
Communicating a Balanced Look at Local Airport Activity and Climate Change
The below post summarizes five key points of the ACRP Research Report 277: Communicating a Balanced Look at Local Airport Activity and Climate Change, from TRB's Airport Cooperative Research Program...
National Academies Spring 2025 Opportunities: Extreme Event Attribution
The National Academies' upcoming study will examine extreme event attribution and assess the field’s current scientific knowledge and potential. The Academies will organize public information...
Rethinking Asset Risk and Infrastructure Resiliency After The LA Wildfires
The following post summarizes five key points of Kayt Sukel's online article, "LA wildfires magnify the need to rethink infrastructure,” published in the disaster response section of the American...
National Academies Call for Experts on The Future of Drought
The Future of Drought in the United States The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine is inviting recommendations for experts to join a new study focused on the future of drought...
5 Points on ASTM E3429-24 Standard Guide for Property Resilience Assessments
The following post summarizes the recently published ASTM E3429-24: Standard Guide for Property Resilience Assessments and highlights the top five key points in the Significance and Use section:...
Heat and Health: Which Populations Are At Greatest Risk?
Many communities in tropical and subtropical regions consistently endure high temperatures, and people in mid to high latitudes face seasonal exposure to excessive heat. The factors contributing to...
Securing Financing for Responding to Climate Change
The National Academies, Division on Earth and Life Studies and National Research Council Executive Office host the webinar “Climate Conversations: Securing Financing for Responding to Climate...
National Academy of Sciences Future Research Directions on Climate
A special edition of "Climate at the National Academies" features publications about future research directions in 2024, including academy-wide information on climate change, climate risk, and...
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