| KQED used sensors to measure how hot it gets for 16 people on the job in the Sacramento Valley, the Inland Empire and Los Angeles. The results showed that conditions were often dangerous to workers' health. | |
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| Experts say it's possible to avoid catastrophic harm to human and forest health by setting planned burns before human error, lightning or arson choose when fires start. But it's easier said than done. | |
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| Scientist Daniel Swain says climate change is a "threat multiplierz," creating conditions that will lead to more large, fast-moving and dangerous wildfires.
KQED's Forum discussed the multiyear fire siege with Swain and Craig Miller, KQED Science editor. | |
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| The spacecraft's upcoming entry, descent and landing is a rare opportunity to witness a hair-raising plunge into unexplored extraterrestrial territory. | |
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