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Direct and indirect wildland fire exposures and impacts in California’s wildland–urban interfa

“We evaluate the direct and indirect exposures and impacts of WUI communities in California, US, to wildland fires from 2008–2018 by evaluating burned area, building damage, civilian fatalities, air pollution and long-term mortality associated with smoke.”

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Marlier ME, Connolly R, Schollaert C, Jung J, Bonilla E, Elum D, Samuel K, Radeloff VC, Weber P, Cattau ME, Wilkins JL. (2026) Direct and indirect wildland fire exposures and impacts in California’s wildland–urban interface. International Journal of Wildland Fire 35, WF25070. https://doi.org/10.1071/WF25070

Posted by:
Brooke Simmons
Published on:
October 28, 2026

Categories: UncategorizedTags: burned area, California, smoke pollution, vulnerability, Wildland Fire, wildland–urban interface

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