Scientists urge reassessment of threatened species after Australian bushfires
2020-08-14 20:04
Between 2019 and 2020, turbulent bushfires ripped through Australia, turning green forests into ash, and producing plumes of smoke that hovered over the country like a shroud. While the flames have been extinguished for several months now, scientists are still scrambling to understand the full impact on the country’s native wildlife. A new paper published […]
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