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Grants for Proof-of-Concept and Public Engagement Projects

Grants for Proof-of-Concept and Public Engagement Projects
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Mon 8 AM | UC-Davis Works On Fire-Resistant Housing Materials

Mon 8 AM | UC-Davis Works On Fire-Resistant Housing Materials
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Study: Mud bricks don t get easily ignited unlike wood

Study: Mud bricks don t get easily ignited unlike wood
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Can we fireproof our houses?

Ph.D. candidate Nitin Kumar holds a blow torch to a lab-made earth block. Wildfire, in one way or another, touches nearly everyone who lives in California and, increasingly, the West. This map illustration, showing the fire risk in California, is drawn from the state’s Fire Hazard Severity Zone map and USDA Forest Service’s Wildfire Hazard Potential map. Credit: Russ Thebaud/UC Davis Those of us living in California last fall can recall awakening to orange skies and smoke that blanketed nearly the entire state. Even if our home was untouched, we experienced the effects of wildfire. We inhaled them. We swiped them off our car in white, singed flakes. We dread them now.

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The House That Doesn t Burn

The House That Doesn’t Burn Turning Mud into Wildfire Resilient Housing by Kat Kerlin June 30, 2021 Wildfire, in one way or another, touches nearly everyone who lives in California and, increasingly, the West. This map illustration, showing the fire risk in California, is drawn from the state’s Fire Hazard Severity Zone map and USDA Forest Service’s Wildfire Hazard Potential map. (Russ Thebaud/UC Davis) Those of us living in California last fall can recall awakening to orange skies and smoke that blanketed nearly the entire state. Even if our home was untouched, we experienced the effects of wildfire. We inhaled them. We swiped them off our car in white, singed flakes. We dread them now.

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