South Korea Wildfires: 24 Dead, Toll Expected to Rise
South Korea wildfires claim 24 lives and injure 12, with officials warning the toll may rise as rescue efforts intensify.
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Wildfires Ravage South Korea: 22 Lives Lost Amid Extreme Weather
Wildfires in South Korea’s southern regions have claimed 22 lives and forced over 5,500 residents to evacuate amid extreme weather conditions.
Powerful U.S. Storms Trigger Blizzards, Tornado Warnings Across Multiple States
Severe storms across the U.S. bring blizzards, tornado warnings, and wildfires, prompting alerts from the Midwest to the East Coast.
LA Wildfires’ Ocean Impact Sparks Urgent Scientific Response
Scientists scramble to study how toxic wildfire debris from Los Angeles could harm marine ecosystems, revealing global climate risks for coastal cities.
Los Angeles Beaches Remain Closed Amid Wildfire Recovery and Toxic Runoff
Los Angeles beaches remain closed as recovery from wildfires is hindered by heavy rain-induced toxic runoff. Efforts continue to clear debris and assess damage.
Southern California Faces New Wildfire Threats: 30,000 Evacuated
Two new wildfires erupted in Southern California on Jan. 22, forcing 30,000 residents to evacuate as extreme winds and dry conditions fuel the flames.
Altadena’s Eaton Fire: A Community Reels from Devastation
The Eaton Fire devastates Altadena, leaving residents homeless and highlighting the urgent need for wildfire prevention.
Science Saturday: Wildfires, Record Heat, Ancient Ice, and Moon’s Magnetic Secrets
Explore Science Saturday: California wildfires, record global heat, ancient ice discoveries, and the Moon’s magnetic history unveil new scientific insights.
Search and Rescue Efforts Continue Amid Los Angeles Wildfires
Search and rescue operations continue in Los Angeles as new wildfires erupt, extending the devastation and prolonging recovery efforts amidst ongoing emergency response.
LA Wildfire Crisis Leaves Residents in Uncertainty
LA residents displaced by wildfires face uncertainty as resettlement plans remain unclear, with many staying in temporary shelters.