N.L. wildfires impeding day-to-day geoscience work, but less than in 2025
10-08-2026 10:30 via cbc.ca

N.L. wildfires impeding day-to-day geoscience work, but less than in 2025

Increasingly severe wildfire seasons are a public safety concern in Newfoundland and Labrador, while also having implications for regular activities in rural and remote areas, including geoscience work essential for the mining sector.
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