which formed along the northwest coast over the weekend: The ash and soot from Australia’s recent fires have spread as far as New Zealand, turning the fringes of mountaintop glaciers a dusty brown.

Experts have expressed concerns over the survival ... spread of smoke from fires in Victoria and NSW, which has affected air quality as far away as New Zealand. Although Australia has always ...

Australia calls itself the Lucky Country, a nation so fortunate in geography and natural resources that it hasn't had a recession in nearly three decades. But the deadly wildfires raging through ...

What has been the damage so far ... over 100,000 hectares (247,000 acres) burned in 2019, and about 404,680 hectares (1 million acres) in 2018. A total of 28 people across Australia have died this ...

Australia’s ruinous fire season can be seen from space. NASA’s satellites have spotted more than a million infrared heat signatures — telltale signs of fires — across the country since the ...

The lipstick mogul shared an image of her mink slippers after lamenting the loss of animal life in Australia's wildfires. So far, blazes have ... that's worsening deadly fires.

A map of the many fires currently burning through ... High temperatures and dry conditions over the last few months have driven the blazes, which have so far burned through more than 24,000 ...

Australia’s fire season in late 2019 and ... including a smoke plume that drifted over the South Pacific — is “unprecedented as far as the observational record goes.” ...

Why the Fires in Australia Are So Bad: Bushfire season is nothing new to Australians, but this summer has been calamitous — and it’s far from over. Opinion|Australia Is Committing Climate ...

ONE WAY of capturing the scale of the devastation that forest fires have inflicted ... area as Bulgaria. So far at least 26 people are known to have lost their lives, over 2,300 homes have been ...

Climate change: Warming signal links global floods and fires Australia fires: A visual guide to the bushfire crisis Extinction: A million species at risk, so what is saved? Dr Sanderson ...

species unique to Australia are moving closer to extinction. "So many others have lost quite literally everything they have," Patsy's owner wrote. "These fires are not over. Not even close to ...