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Could sensors help catch wildfires before they burn out of control?

Starting this month, 10 sensors placed in hilly areas east of Oakland, Calif., will be monitoring the air for signs of wildfires. The sensors, which can detect and measure gas, particulate matter and heat, are intended to help more quickly identify, locate and track blazes that could threaten the city.

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Remote sensors see NO2 ‘hot spots’ from offshore oil activity

Satellites can see NO2 pollution from space, but can they detect individual oil and natural gas operations, and are the measurements accurate?
I live in California. How do I know it's safe to go outside?
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I live in California. How do I know it's safe to go outside?

A high-tech sensor network brought me closer to the natural cycles of my environment.
With an internet of animals, scientists aim to track and save wildlife
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With an internet of animals, scientists aim to track and save wildlife

Using tiny sensors and equipment aboard the space station, a project called ICARUS seeks to revolutionize animal tracking.
Helping the environment, one small sensor at a time
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Helping the environment, one small sensor at a time

New York City nonprofits are using a cloud-based service from the start-up Temboo that helps monitor storm-water runoff and other environmental factors.
A growing presence on the farm: Robots
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A growing presence on the farm: Robots

A new generation of autonomous robots is helping plant breeders shape the crops of tomorrow.
How loud and polluted are Victoria's streets? Cycling coalition plans to find out
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How loud and polluted are Victoria's streets? Cycling coalition plans to find out

These futuristic-looking devices are small enough to fit inside a shoe box, but packed full of sensors that measure noise and air pollution - and they could soon be installed around Victoria, B.C. to improve the roads.

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