Wildfires Can Be Mitigated, Even in a Changing Climate

Weeks of unprecedented wildfires across Canada have scorched millions of hectares, displaced over 100,000 people, and pushed the nation into a crisis, as crews try to stop the blazes.

Smoke from the fires crossed the U.S. border. On June 7, 2023, New York City registered the worst air quality in the world. While orange skies and unbreathable air appeared nothing short of apocalyptic to many Americans, the risk of wildfires can be significantly reduced.

In this episode of “Tip of the Iceberg,” host Ethan Brown explores the causes of wildfires, what solutions are available, and how they can be implemented.