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"The report paints a picture of tribal governments that are perfectly capable and entirely ready to do more for climate adaptation — if they weren’t drowning in all the grant paperwork necessary to make it happen." hcn.org/articles/north… via High Country News

You've probably heard about how high intensity wildfires can mess up water quality and kill fish. But what about benthic macroinvertebrates?!?! theconversation.com/urban-wildfire…

Ah, the sound acoustics/wildfire overlap (fwiw I love sound acoustics research! Elk bugles? Bird calls? Sign me up!) grist.org/wildfires/wild…

people are silly sierraclub.org/sierra/unautho…

The global increase in #fire weather extremes is pretty unambiguous at this point. There are some regions where this increase has been more concentrated than others, but *very* few regions where it has decreased and some regions where it has increased very rapidly. #ClimateChange

In the past decade alone, thousands of homes in the U.S. have burned in wildfires. “It isn’t just trees fueling wildfires,” Kylie Mohr (she/her) writes in The Weekly Planet. “Our houses are fuel, too.” theatlantic.com/health/archive…

As fires grow in size, intensity, and frequency, experts say we need to tackle the most intimate part of wildfire risk—our own homes and neighborhoods. My latest for The Atlantic: theatlantic.com/health/archive…

In the past decade alone, thousands of homes in the U.S. have burned in wildfires. “It isn’t just trees fueling wildfires,” Kylie Mohr (she/her) writes in The Weekly Planet. “Our houses are fuel, too.” theatlantic.com/health/archive…

"I wondered how animals responded when vehicles abandoned one of the West’s most iconic protected areas—& how they’ll react when traffic returns." For High Country News, I wrote about the inadvertent experiment playing out in Denali Nat Park. #roadecology hcn.org/issues/56-9/wh…

Swam in the Blackfoot yesterday and uh, can attest to the low flows. Great piece by Nathan Rott on the future of fly fishing in Montana. npr.org/2024/08/31/g-s…

Curious about Project 2025's approach to wildfire? More logging, less rx fire. Arielle Samuelson goes there for HEATED: heated.world/p/the-maga-pla…

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Today in Montana election news:

For the first time in a century, salmon will swim the Klamath River. Getting rid of the dams on the river was the result of a decades-long battle led by tribes in California. ictnews.org/news/after-100…

NEW: “The Crow people are not your punchline.” The Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council urged Republican Senate candidate Tim Sheehy to formally apologize for remarks they called offensive.  #mtpol missoulian.com/news/state-reg… #mtnews

1-Man snowmobiles into a wolf, parades it around in a bar 2-Global outrage, PR nightmare 3-Legislature plots reform 4-"Treatment of Predators Working Group" recommends clarifying that snowmobiling over wildlife is legal I don't write the script, folks. wyofile.com/the-right-to-s…

the accuracy 😂 "The NPS can plant as many warning signs as it likes, but those signs are powerless in the face of visitors who are bad influences on one another." outsideonline.com/adventure-trav…

If you've been to Denali National Park you've seen its iconic road. Recently a climate-caused landslide closed it & wildlife are even more abundant now. What will happen when it reopens? A pleasure to edit Ben Goldfarb for this High Country News story hcn.org/issues/56-9/wh…

The debate happened while wildfires burned in four states and Louisiana braced for a possible hurricane landfall. No one wants to talk about it, but the next president is going to be a climate-disaster president. The material miseries will be their problem theatlantic.com/science/archiv…

Photo taken 9/10/24 The Bridge Fire in the Angeles National Forest exploded to ~47k acres with 0% containment. The fire was quite visible last night from behind the Los Angeles skyline photographed the Baldwin Hills area. A sad reality of fire season in LA.