How to pronounce“wildfires”in English

wildfires far more likely across parts of Europe.

wildfires, floods, coastal erosion, and extreme heat.

Wildfires one year, floods the next, pouring rain, extreme heat.

Wildfires now burn like nearly double the acreage every year that they did in the 1990s.

wildfires or earthquakes, eVTOLs can drop time sensitive critical supplies directly to those in need.

wildfires in California you've got you know water that's not portable in Jackson you've got power outages in Texas um you're seeing a lot of the

But wildfires differ from these a little bit because there's a lot, much more human role in their cause.

So wildfires is something that Stanford has been working on for a while.

California wildfires

So wildfires, right, floods, extreme heat, really specific impacts on specific places, but also the way that different places think about how their economies are going to adjust to

contribute to wildfires.

the horrible wildfires in um in in California gave way to a really intense period of rain, and there were

Heat waves and wildfires are ravaging Europe.

It was wildfires, I think, in Canada that were coming through.

Such that the horrible wildfires in California are caused by carbon pollution that was in the atmosphere for the last 100 years.

The California wildfires last year were the worst in history.

It set off wildfires and the devastation of the plant community, and then all the soot and all of the impact debris

It set off wildfires.

It set off wildfires and the devastation to the plant community and then all the soot and all of the impact debris that was in the atmosphere

Most utility caused wildfires happen when like trees fall on lines near homes and businesses.

reducing the risk of wildfires.

They're starting with wildfires, and so it's near and dear to my heart because I have two small kids, I worry about our planet.

The risk of wildfires changing so quickly, that is very hard to price this risk.

So thinking about wildfires.

Actually experiencing wildfires in California and terrible hurricanes in Florida and flooding in Pakistan, and so on and

destruction from wildfires and hurricanes and floods.

minimize risks from wildfires.

basically catastrophic wildfires, one of them being the campfire the most infamous one, but there were eight others okay?

Our skies scarlet with wildfires, our cities roiling in pain after the murder of George Floyd, our newspapers brimming with shock after the insurrection in Washington, DC.

basically similar to wildfires in california right the temperature is rising there is less rain falling

that energy that forests spontaneously combusted through wildfires all over the world.

for even hotter summers and even more wildfires?

It's pretty incredible that wildfires are having that large of a geographic spread of impact, you could say.

There's a lot of concerns about wildfires right now.

and center with the horrific wildfires that all of you have been experiencing out on the West Coast.

Now by the end of the wildfires in Siberia it was reported that as much CO2 had been emitted into the atmosphere, it was equaled to about the amount

would bring increased drought and wildfires.

Liability stemming from utility caused wildfires and billions and billions and billions of dollars.

But we have these huge wildfires, that are putting all this carbon in the atmosphere, that have nothing to do with those carbon goals.

We have to have the wildfires that are contributing carbon, count on the negative side of that scale, so, the goals have to be aligned,

them burn off North America when wild wildfires spring up we're actually extinguishing them so we're constantly trying to dampen the short-run

You're no stranger to violent storms and wildfires.

And they actually use that software to manage wildfires across the United States.

1/3 of a town burnt down in the most serious wildfires in Texan history, 10 times more expensive than any previous wildfire.

There's probably going to be continuing more wildfires.

into California, or wildfires in Oregon blowing smoke into Canada.

So, wildfires really tricky, more so than hurricanes and floods because fires can be started

I think the statistic is something like 85% of wildfires, something in that range are human caused and that's very different

Now of course, you don't have wildfires and hurricanes in your body.