Resources
Research and further reading for those building for wildfire
Research Reports + Data
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Nat Bullard’s annual presentation on the state of decarbonization told with climate, capital markets, technology, and sector data. A coherent view of the future begins with the clearest possible view of the present.
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A report by Governor Newsom's California Wildfire & Forest Resilience Task Force (including USFS, CNRA, CalFire, and other key groups) that illustrates a concerted effort to accelerate more prescribed burning to mitigate wildfire risk.
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Focused on detecting, tracking, mitigating, and preventing wildfires and improving scientific communication.
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A report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change that assesses the mitigation of climate change, examines the sources of global emissions and explains developments in emission reduction and mitigation efforts.
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A report by the Wildfire Technology Funders Group conceptualized and compiled by Wonder Labs, that aims to review progress, identify gaps, and provide a visioning framework to guide philanthropic, corporate, and impact investments in the development and application of just, inclusive, and equitable technologies for wildfire risk management.
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A map released weekly, showing parts of the U.S. that are in drought.
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A report by the UN Environment Programme and GRID-Arendal that highlights how climate change and land-use change are making wildfires worse, anticipates a global increase of extreme fires even in areas previously unaffected and calls on governments to rethink their approach to wildfire.
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An academic research paper by Kenneth Hall and Roger Anderson examining the costs and barriers to undergrounding utility infrastructure.
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Research by The Nature Conservancy on existing and potential future pathways to increase federal spending on wildfire resilience.
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A California Council on Science and Technology report that summarizes the associated costs of wildfires across key sectors, aiming to clarify the total cost of wildfire in California.
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Recommendations from the US Geological Survey that lay out the critical needs for wildfire research over the next five years.
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