The main climate ingredient
for wildfire activity in Northwest grasslands is ample winter precipitation, while the main climate ingredient in forest fires is a hot, dry summer.
Not exact matches
In addition to economic value lost in the timber sector, drought reduces water quality, harms the quality of recreation
activities, decreases rangelands suitable
for livestock grazing and boosts
wildfire risk.
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This raises the prospect that, as hurricane
activity increases
for whatever reason, the threat of
wildfires in the Southeast and Gulf Coast regions could grow as the climate continues to warm, some researchers say.
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that schwing, troposphere warming that's missing, «n models» showing 3-fold exaggerated warming, (though no expanded
wildfire - flood
activity as predicted, instead greater agricultural productivity) a theory that's used
for policy determining.
This is a problem - based learning
activity where students utilize NASA data to identify forested areas at high risk
for wildfire.
Tourism might respond positively to warmer springs and autumns169 but negatively to less favorable conditions
for winter
activities and increased summer smoke from
wildfire.170
Scientists have produced new evidence linking recent examples of extreme weather —
for example, droughts leading to crop failures and
wildfires, or megastorms like Hurricane Sandy — to human
activity.
With regard to
wildfires, see Western U.S. Forest
Wildfire Activity: «Thus, although land - use history is an important factor for wildfire risks in specific forest types... the broad - scale increase in wildfire frequency across the western United States has been driven primarily by sensitivity of fire regimes to recent changes in climate over a relatively large area
Wildfire Activity: «Thus, although land - use history is an important factor
for wildfire risks in specific forest types... the broad - scale increase in wildfire frequency across the western United States has been driven primarily by sensitivity of fire regimes to recent changes in climate over a relatively large area
wildfire risks in specific forest types... the broad - scale increase in
wildfire frequency across the western United States has been driven primarily by sensitivity of fire regimes to recent changes in climate over a relatively large area
wildfire frequency across the western United States has been driven primarily by sensitivity of fire regimes to recent changes in climate over a relatively large area.»
• Persistent and intensifying drought conditions forecast
for a large section of the U.S.
for the coming year is expected to intensify and spread
wildfire activity in early 2012.