Around Town Wildfire smoke to linger through Saturday, causing more pollution than expected By Bay City News and Exedra Staff | August 27, 2021 Poor air quality prompted cancellation of all PUSD sports activities, including Friday's football.
Uncategorized When hotter and drier means more – but eventually less – wildfire By Maureen C Kennedy, Don McKenzie, and Jeremy Littell | August 24, 2021 The diversity of wildland in the western US means that not all ecosystems respond in the same way to a hotter and drier climate.
Bay Area Lingering wildfire smoke prompts air quality advisory for Saturday By Dan McMenamin | Bay City News and Exedra Staff | August 20, 2021 Smoke is coming from fires elsewhere in Northern California and in Oregon and Washington.
pg&e Newsom: Statewide water restrictions possible By Emily Hoeven | August 18, 2021 Californians could see mandatory water restrictions in the fall, Gov. Gavin Newsom said.
City Fire Chief cautions community, homeowners about preparing for fire amid record drought By Sam Richards | August 17, 2021 Piedmont firefighters have been helping fight the Dixie Fire and on Monday dispatched a crew to return.
California Investigation into last year’s Glass Fire hits dead end By Dan McMenamin | Bay City News | August 17, 2021 Dry vegetation, hot weather, strong winds, and swiftly moving flames prevented investigators from determining what sparked the fire.
Bay Area Air quality advisory extended through Sunday By Dan McMenamin | Bay City News and Exedra Staff | August 13, 2021 Wildfire smoke from northern California and southern Oregon remains in the Bay Area.
Bay Area Nowhere to run from climate change: ‘The horror is here’ By Ben Christopher | CalMatters | August 10, 2021 A majority of Californians favor measures that would stem rising global average temperatures, but implementing the changes needed is more complicated.
Bay Area Wildfire smoke prompts air quality advisory through Saturday By Megan Munce | Bay City News Foundation | August 6, 2021 While many Bay Area residents reported seeing and smelling smoke in the air, widespread unhealthy air is not expected due to the smoke's elevation.
California Mental health toll of wildfire smoke largely a mystery By Olivia Wynkoop | Bay City News Foundation | August 3, 2021 While there are studies on people whose lives are directly impacted by fires, researchers know less about the longer term impact of wildfire smoke exposure on other populations.