Environment
After MASSIVE Forest Fires, What Next? NASA Has the Answers
The United States is not exactly unfamiliar with massive forest fires. In the last two years alone, two stunning megafires turned a grand total of nearly 350,000 acres of land to ash and dust. In the wake of such fires, it's understandable that professionals expected to facilitate natural recovery would be a little overwhelmed. Thankfully, NASA is now stepping in, providing satellite information that is key for helping local ecosystems recover.
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