Oregon continues its annual aerial surveys to monitor forest health, focusing on tree mortality, drought impact, and insect damage across 30 million acres.

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Canada’s wildfire season has started early and intensely, impacting millions with smoke and emergency declarations. Learn about current wildfire risks,

AI in construction is reshaping labor markets, productivity, and housing demand. Explore how artificial intelligence is changing the home building industry.

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Cheslatta Carrier Nation in B.C. revives Indigenous cultural burns to reduce wildfire risk, combining time-tested fire knowledge with modern forestry.

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