Karen Foster who is one of those in our community who doesn't just give during giving season but day in and day out has a plea for developers. Listen to her call for more empathy in her own voice in our weekly #ourtownreno podcast with @photo_bednarski https://t.co/28OBu2cSdd
I-80 SNOW:
Here's what it looks like over Donner Pass.
Chains are required on many several mountain passes today.
Expect snow above 6,000 feet and 3 to 6 feet above 7,000 feet through tomorrow. Get latest weather here: https://t.co/KRBg5yQ3pt
After a quick holiday break, I am back. Episode 4 drops this week with none other but @amonthei of @lwf_pod. In this episode, we talk about the current fire scene and what she has learned in her reporting on wildfire.
#podcasting#changetheclimate#Wildfires
"You're going to have to look at what you can do with this material at scale, we have to look at policy changes," explains fire ecologist Bob Gray in episode three. Listen today.
#podcast#firecrisis#changingtheclimate
https://t.co/jQ2S1DCJLQ
"We're all sitting on this timebomb of stored energy," @firebobbc talks about the need for a multinational plan to address this issue regarding wildfires in Episode 3 - which goes live today!
#podcast#storytelling#climatechange
This was a great read about the mental health of wildland firefighters. Got me distracted from episode three, which drops Thursday!
#wildfire#dixiefire
https://t.co/Wx35cYblVl via @NewYorker
What better to listen to as I dive into graphic work...the newest episode of Life with Fire, featuring @wildland_zko
I had the privilege to speak with Amanda from @lwf_pod about what she has learned over the course of her now 21 episodes. Coming soon!
https://t.co/lhjpc5yr37
At least 30% of the #dixiefire burned at high severity from thick, fire-void forests. Also a contributing factor was the extremely dry fuel loads. Learn more about it in episode 2.
https://t.co/pGFoTqux8m
Thanks for this illustration on how small, dense fuel loads can create severe burning. I explore this with @firebobbc in episode 3 which is dropping next week.
Episode 2 explores the shifting fire regime in the area of the Dixie Fire.
"It’s not a matter of if, it’s a matter of when those places are going to burn.”
Head over to https://t.co/7nS3ABxHTs to listen. Episode 3 is on its way!
#podcast
"An unprecedented drought on top of a long term trend of increasing temperatures in the region and declining snowpacks at higher elevations, so it’s really a climate driven phenomenon." Here this and more on episode 2.
https://t.co/jQ2S1DCJLQ
"If [the landscape] burns at high severity it’s going to be likely to burn at high severity again.” US Forest Service Ecologist Kyle Merriam talks about reburn severity in episode 2.
Take a listen!
https://t.co/jQ2S1DCJLQ
#climatecrisis#fireecology#fire#podcast
Just read the print version, more #goodfire is what the doctored ordered to address the tinder box of the American west. Check out Episode 1 for more on cultural burning.
#podcast#journalism#changetheclimate#fire
Of note: the floating ice shelves that melt, while they don't increases sea level, result in the land ice to flow and melt quicker, which will lead to an increases in sea levels.
https://t.co/scNkYaaLG9
As world leaders make new promises at the COP26 climate summit in Glascow, here in #Reno activists such as Susan Chandler have also been busy trying to galvanize the green movement with their experience. Reporting by @GracieMarieGord https://t.co/peQfWQunS0