Four of the lineup's handsets have been leaked; the Wildfire, Wildfire E, Wildfire E Plus, and Wildfire E1.
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The wildfire is now the seventh most destructive wildfire in California history.
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Canada wildfire Is that massive wildfire up in northern Alberta turning a corner?
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CALIFORNIA-WILDFIRE As winds surge, new wildfire threatens Reagan Library outside Los Angeles SIMI VALLEY, Calif.
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Along with these four devices, GSMArena notes that HTC has also registered the names Wildfire E2 and E2 Plus, Wildfire E3 and E3 Plus, and Wildfire R and R Plus with the Eurasian Economic Commission, suggesting there's more to the Wildfire brand revival than just these four devices.
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But even as wildfire smoke becomes more ubiquitous, there's still a lot we don't know about wildfire smoke.
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For perspective, the National Wildfire Suppression Association represents 150 wildfire contract service companies with more than 10,000 employees.
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California wildfire The Carr fire in Northern California is now the seventh-most destructive wildfire in the state's history.
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Why wildfire smoke makes you sick Wildfire smoke includes particles from burning vegetation and building materials mixed with gases.
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California is seeing longer wildfire seasonsTo make matter worse, wildfire season in the western US getting longer, Quinn-Davidson said.
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Tackling fire threats PG&E says the money for the Community Wildfire Safety Program would go toward reducing wildfire threats.
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Mt. Adams Wildfire offers short-term "on call" wildfire protection for families and neighborhood associations in Northern California and Eastern Washington.
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Over the past decade, gender reveals have spread like wildfire, spawning countless Pinterest boards, think pieces, and a 47,013-acre wildfire.
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Have larger fires led to larger wildfire budgets, or have larger wildfire budgets led to larger fires and greater suppression expenditures?
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RPT-CALIFORNIA SENATE PASSES PUBLIC UTILITIES BILL AB-1054 TO ESTABLISH, AMONG OTHER THINGS, WILDFIRE SAFETY ADVISORY BOARD, WILDFIRE FUND- SENATE WEBSITE
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The top image is from a 2018 wildfire in Sweden; the bottom is of a wildfire in Montana on August 6, 2000.
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Chad Morrison, a senior manager for wildfire prevention with Alberta Wildfire, said the fire didn't move as much Thursday as it did Wednesday.
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WILDFIRE KILLS 3 IN TENNESSEE: A wildfire that swept through Tennessee on Monday killed at last three people, the Knoxville News Sentinel reports.
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WILDFIRE KILLS 3 IN TENNESSEE: A wildfire that swept through Tennessee on Monday killed at last three people, the Knoxville News Sentinel reports.
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It also looks to provide more funding for wildfire relief operations by establishing a wildfire-specific account within the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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"This is totally different from a regular wildfire; it's all sawgrass," said Scott Peterich, a local wildfire mitigation specialist with Florida Forest Service.
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For instance, in a hypothetical project for researching wildfire adaptation in California, these members would recruit wildfire experts to advise local leaders in California.
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Unless the underlying incentives are changed, there is no reason to think that wildfire management will improve—or that total wildfire expenditures will decrease.
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In recent months, California has broken all the wrong records as major wildfire after major wildfire has ripped up and down the coastal state.
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The Western wildfire season alone, which scorched California in particular, cost at least $18 billion, NOAA said, tripling the previous record annual wildfire toll.
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The judge in that case said he would consider the company's wildfire plan in deciding whether PG&E should do more to prevent wildfire.
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The Camp Fire wildfire erupted in November of 2018, destroyed nearly 19,3.943 homes and killed 85 - making it the deadliest single wildfire in California history.
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After an eight year hiatus, the HTC Wildfire brand is making a comeback with the HTC Wildfire X, a new device for the Indian market.
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The report came after the Camp Fire, the worst wildfire in California's history, which was preceded by what was previously the worst wildfire in California's history.
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The latest: According to Alberta's wildfire firefighting agency, wildfire danger remains high across the province, which is also the case in parts of neighboring British Columbia.
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USA-WILDFIRE Seventeen missing as deadly California wildfire spreads: official JULY 28, 2018 - Seventeen people were missing on Saturday as a monster wildfire in Northern California spread after killing two firefighters, destroying hundreds of buildings and sending tens of thousands of frantic residents fleeing from their homes.
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The government of Alberta said that at least two out-of-control wildfires are burning in the area -- the Chuckegg Creek Wildfire and the Jackpot Creek Wildfire.
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While the aggregate data available on wildfire costs can give us a sense for important trends, they are insufficient to assess the efficiency of wildfire suppression efforts.
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Lawmakers at a hearing on Tuesday called for greater investment in wildfire prevention efforts in response to a catastrophic 22019 and ahead of a new wildfire season.
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The new wildfire comes as the wildfire dubbed the "beast" that devastated parts of Fort McMurray remains out of control and has chewed through 251,000 hectares of forest.
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"The wildfire behavior is extremely erratic and it isn't safe for firefighters to be on the ground," noted Laura Stewart, a wildfire information officer, in the Globe article.
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Quite the contrary: The White House's proposed budget would cut $300 million from the Forest Service's wildfire fighting initiatives, together with $50 million from its wildfire prevention efforts.
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Last year was California's worst wildfire season on record, and the state is going into the heart of its wildfire season mired in unusually dry and hot conditions.
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In the US, an extreme western wildfire season saw over 4 million hectares burned, costing $18 billion -- which tripled the previous US annual wildfire cost record from 1991.
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Previous settlements include the $13.5 billion to wildfire victims and establishing a $105 million dollar Wildfire Assistance Fund for continued aid to any persons recovering from the fires.
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Canada wildfire Sometime today, a convoy of about 400 vehicles will roll south through the charred streets of Fort McMurray as the great escape from the massive wildfire continues.
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The casualty toll stands as the greatest loss of life from a single wildfire on record in California, and the highest from any U.S. wildfire during the past century.
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The big picture: This fire season has already unleashed California's largest wildfire on record, as well as its largest wildfire complex (combination of two fires burning in close proximity).
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A special California legislative committee on wildfire issues met Wednesday and heard from experts about wildfire prevention, climate change, preparedness and efforts to overhaul the state's inverse condemnation rules.
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PG&E said its Wildfire Assistance Program was intended for wildfire victims who did not have insurance for their homes or whose insurance for alternate living expenses will be exhausted.
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Zero tolerance thus became the core tenet of modern wildfire management; to this day, legions of firefighters equipped with special axes known as "Pulaskis" attack every wildfire with militaristic zeal.
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A massive wildfire fueled by record heat and low humidity threatened the Alberta oil boomtown of Fort McMurray on Tuesday evening, prompting the largest wildfire-related evacuation in the province's history.
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Recent proposals for wildfire budgeting would do little to change the underlying incentives of wildfire management, and it is unlikely that they will improve the efficiency with which wildfires are managed.
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Some of them were contained on Sunday, including the 153-square-mile fire north of Fernley, the National Wildfire Coordinating Group, a federal interagency group that coordinates on wildfire information, said.
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"And I'm certain that 75 years from now, Smokey will still be active in his duty of spreading the wildfire prevention message – reminding us to do our part in preventing unwanted wildfire."
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For Newsom and lawmakers, the Camp Fire, which erupted on the heels of the governor's election, made addressing wildfire liabilities of power providers and wildfire prevention and mitigation measures a top priority.
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Extreme wildfire threat in the Southwest High winds and dry conditions combine for an extreme wildfire threat in parts of New Mexico and West Texas on Wednesday, the National Weather Service said.
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The Camp Fire is believed to be the nation's deadliest wildfire since 1918, when a wildfire in northern Minnesota killed an estimated 1,000 people, according to Stephen Pyne, an Arizona State University professor.
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Go deeper: In photos: Woolsey fire wreaks havoc on Southern California Paradise lost: California wildfire is the most destructive in state history In photos: See the devastation left by California's most destructive wildfire
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Most of the amazing women who make the program have conservation experience or some other relevant training but come out the other end as serious wildfire experts who often land wildfire-related jobs.
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Max A. Moritz, a wildfire specialist at the University of California, Berkeley, said the focus on wildfire prevention has taken attention away from addressing what that shift is going to mean for California.
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Go deeper: How the Carr Fire morphed into a towering, deadly "fire tornado" California wildfire becomes state's largest-ever, and it's growing Wildfire perilously close to Yosemite is filling the park with smoke
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Go deeper: How the Carr Fire morphed into a towering, deadly "fire tornado" California wildfire becomes state's largest-ever, and it's growing Wildfire perilously close to Yosemite is filling the park with smoke
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PURE, an insurance company that lets high-paying clients tap into the resources of Pure's Group of Insurance Companies, offers a Wildfire MItigation Program for residents in 11 wildfire-prone states, including California.
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None of that stopped the story from spreading like wildfire.
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NASA's Terra satellite captured wildfire smoke on June 1, 2019.
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It kind of took off like wildfire for one weekend.
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Heinie Groh is long gone now, and Wildfire Schulte, too.
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Once we scored the second goal, it was like wildfire.
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Apocalypse Now: A helicopter flies over a wildfire Thursday, Dec.
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And from there, it spreads like wildfire across social media.
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A wildfire burns along the oceanside 101 Freeway in Ventura.
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"A locust plague is much like a wildfire," Cressman says.
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Another group of 32 kids was exposed to wildfire smoke.
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Many wondered if 2019 would be a quieter wildfire season.
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A. Wildfire Threatens Celeb HomesNaya Rivera Files For Divorce Again
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Homes were destroyed in a massive wildfire near Gatlinburg, Tenn.
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Eleven years ago, she lost her home in a wildfire.
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And yet another wildfire ignited early Wednesday in Simi Valley.
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Australian wildfire: Hundreds of koalas feared dead, BBC News reports.
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In fact, wildfire costs look set to become the norm.
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The start to the 2017 wildfire season is hardly encouraging.
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A record "catastrophic" wildfire season plagued parts of the nation.
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Go deeper: California utility stock collapses amid wildfire liability concerns
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Sooner or later, a real wildfire will rage through here.
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It was the second California wildfire fatality in a week.
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It was the second California wildfire death in a week.
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Debris from a wildfire that tore through La Bastidonne, France.
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He started texting former teammates and it spread like wildfire.
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Not even a deadly California wildfire that engulfed their house.
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And during times of extended drought, more wildfire is expected.
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Tejeda was evacuated last week because of an earlier wildfire.
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And that's not the only wildfire burning in the state.
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For the most part, residents came back after the wildfire.
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Word had spread like wildfire that Emmy's moment had arrived.
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It was the deadliest wildfire in the state's history. Sen.
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Tom McClintock to the wildfire currently burning in the state.
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"It's a wildfire you try to control," said Detective Sgt.
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The second priority involves restoring sagebrush ecosystems following a wildfire.
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Offense was wildfire and defense was an increasingly thorny chore.
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Until 2018, no single California wildfire had exceeded 300,000 acres.
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"This is like managing a wildfire," the former official said.
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California already has policies in place to address wildfire risk.
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Last month, we endured the largest wildfire in California history.
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The $19.1 billion package includes aid for California wildfire recovery.
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"And from there, it really grew like wildfire," he said.
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A microgrid circuit can run underground to reduce wildfire risk.
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The video footage shows wildfire burning near Santa Rosa, California.
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The wildfire -- called Canyon Fire -- started Monday around 1 p.m.
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So, what's next for Descartes Labs and their wildfire detector?
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To receive payments, wildfire victims must file claims by Dec.
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Wildfire smoke and your health: Do you need to worry?
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Finally, we should enact wildfire funding and forestry reform simultaneously.
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A lucky ticket His home burned down in a wildfire.
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It also asks for another $28503 million for wildfire recovery.
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A better understanding of wildfire smoke might help save lives.
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With wildfire, the weak link can compromise the entire chain.
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Wildfire mitigation is largely encouraged by coalitions of insurance companies.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska said the upcoming wildfire season will have "elevated wildfire activity," from June through September, according to a National Interagency Fire Center monthly wildland fire potential outlook released in early June.
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Fischer leads the Western Wildfire Experiment for Cloud Chemistry, Aerosol Absorption and Nitrogen (WE-CAN), a National Science Foundation-funded study that's also taking a much closer look at the composition of wildfire smoke.
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If we are going to succeed in reducing wildfire threats to homes and communities, state and local officials should focus on removing brush, deadfall and other wildfire accelerants, and thinning forests, near populated areas.
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Now, after one of the most expensive wildfire seasons on record, legislators are considering several other bills that would allow wildfire costs to be funded like those from hurricanes, tornadoes and other natural disasters.
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It doesn't predict specific wildfire events — that would be impossible, since every wildfire begins with an unpredictable ignition, or spark — but it imagines new fire seasons by recombining what has happened in the past.
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This has led wildfire season to get longer: The average wildfire season in the western US lasts 78 days longer than it did 50 years ago, according to the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions.
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He burned men alive with wildfire, and laughed as they screamed.
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TIMPF: Maybe, I think it just kind of spread like wildfire.
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Taken together, that's a wildfire larger than the state of Delaware.
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A wildfire burns outside Clearlake Oaks, California on August 5th, 2018.
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You put up allegations like that, and it becomes like wildfire.
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But the museum faced a more unexpected wildfire scenario in 2015.
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Firefighters put out a wildfire burning in an orchard Tuesday, Dec.
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Two of the shelters burned down in a wildfire last June.
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So hot that manure ignited and sparked a 10,000-acre wildfire.
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The posts spread like wildfire on Twitter, before being promptly deleted.
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This makes it the most destructive wildfire California has ever seen.
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The town is focusing on helping those evacuated from the wildfire.
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California's largest utility caused the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfire.
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His mispronunciations of "saxamaphone" (+1) and Jebus (+2) spread like wildfire.
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Right on cue, Northern California has plunged back into wildfire hell.
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"The sole intent is to prevent a catastrophic wildfire," he said.
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So the logs just sat there, increasing the risk of wildfire.
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Gavin Newsom criticized the utilities for their handling of wildfire prevention.
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Californians must plan for a future where wildfire is a constant.
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Those ideas may fall on deaf ears in wildfire country, however.
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The wildfire destroyed gas stations, leaving many drivers and evacuees stranded.
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Any rumour of a new, or easier, route spreads like wildfire.
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"I think this thing ... will catch on like wildfire," he said.
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And the Camp Fire wasn't Paradise's first brush with a wildfire.
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In 2000, the town lost 210 homes to the Humboldt Wildfire.
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Humans are worsening several key factors that contribute to wildfire risk.
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A wildfire burns south of Fort McMurray, Alberta on May 7.
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It was also California's most destructive wildfire, destroying nearly 14,000 homes.
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The Eagle Creek wildfire burned 75 square miles in September 2017.
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The smoke that billows out from a wildfire is incredibly complex.
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But wildfire and water experts say that&aposs not the case.
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In Yosemite, the wildfire peaked during the busiest month for tourism.
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Emergency services say 29 people have been hurt in the wildfire.
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Trump has previously threatened to cut off funding for wildfire relief.
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The wildfire that started Monday has displaced at least 0003,000 people.
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It has become the sixth most destructive wildfire in state history.
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Golden light illuminates a wildfire-affected forest Aix en Provence, France.
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Both were closed because of a destructive wildfire in the area.
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A scorched landscape near Wrightwood, California, after an August 2016 wildfire.
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This year's wildfire season has just started, and it's already bad.
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Once the threat of wildfire was identified, appropriate actions were taken.
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It is not clear whether she died due to the wildfire.
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The WannaCry ransomware attacks have spread like wildfire across the globe.
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Maybe he wasn't stocking Wildfire to protect himself from rival families?
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Summer solstice, Vernal equinox, hurricane season begin, or wildfire season begins?
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USA-WILDFIRES/ Six people killed as California wildfire spreads REDDING, Calif.
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It is time to fix how we fund wildfire disaster relief.
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Congress can act now by passing a comprehensive wildfire funding fix.
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A massive wildfire in Northern California has claimed a sixth victim.
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It's the most destructive wildfire in California history, and the deadliest.
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In the Southwest, hot, dry winds will bring extreme wildfire danger.
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There is also a wildfire doing severe damage in Southern California.
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Dry and windy conditions fed a devastating wildfire in western Canada.
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Canada's vast wildfire continues to rage, crossing from Alberta into Saskatchewan.
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It was the second California wildfire-related death in a week.
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It was California's deadliest and most destructive wildfire season on record.
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However, Houtby said Limoneira's farmworker housing was destroyed in the wildfire.
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Washington state is expanding its inmate wildfire crews, King5 news reports.
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These are not the only wildfire fatalities in California of late.
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The smoke from the wildfire has affected air quality, Graham said.
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"It's spreading like wildfire," said Marium Durrani, a senior policy attorney
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Californians endured the deadliest wildfire in our state's history last year.
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But assessing the efficiency of wildfire management is complicated in practice.
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Satellites first detected a wildfire near Sisimiut area on July 10.
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But our response to fires alone cannot address extreme wildfire behavior.
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It is already the fifth-largest wildfire on record in California.
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The fire is now the largest December wildfire in California's history.
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That makes the Camp Fire the deadliest wildfire in California history.
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California wildfires California's most destructive wildfire is now also its deadliest.
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The causes of The Golden State's exploding wildfire problem are complex.
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In short, urban sprawl is not helping solve our wildfire problem.
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If I cannot find them, the plague will spread like wildfire.
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Anyway, when I shared the petition around it was like wildfire.
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Spokane's wildfire-fueled smoke has gotten worse since 2015, locals say.
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It also asked for $576.5 million for for wildfire suppression. Rep.
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Last November, news of the "Mud Men" chat spread like wildfire.
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The novel coronavirus is a freely available pathogen spreading like wildfire.
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The region is already experiencing its worst wildfire season on record.
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He even helped fight the wildfire that convulsed Malibu last fall.
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It ranks as the sixth most destructive California wildfire on record.
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There is widespread sympathy for the wildfire victims in California. Gov.
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And of those, 13 million are considered highly prone to wildfire.
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For example, a large wildfire may force evacuations of whole towns.
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But anonymously sourced falsehoods can spread like wildfire, harming people's careers.
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From there it can spread like wildfire through the entire body.
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Is the wildfire risk turning California into a "Third World" state?
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There has been a wildfire burning in Australia larger than Switzerland.
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No wildfire will get through here after this for this year.
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In California, wildfire season is now longer than it's ever been.
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It also included help for wildfire recovery efforts in the West.
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Firefighters watch a wildfire in Azusa, California, on June 20, 20163.
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When Ebola struck West Africa in 0003, it spread like wildfire.
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Gavin Newsom before it can put its wildfire liabilities behind it.
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Wildfire isn't a new threat—it's been destroying cities for centuries.
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In fact, 2017 has already seen a rare wildfire in Greenland.
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Supreme Court justices reject pipeline, wildfire cases, E&E News reports.
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They have a growing concern: has wildfire prevention gone too far?
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It now ranks as the largest wildfire in the state's history.
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These protests all began in urban areas and spread like wildfire.
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For wildfire victims, PG&E's bankruptcy plans could cut both ways.
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Go deeper: California wildfire is the most destructive in state history
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But how can you speed up the payment of wildfire claims?
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"We can fight as long and hard as we want, but the only thing that will stop a wildfire this size is rain," says aptly named Travis Fairweather, wildfire information officer with the government of Alberta.
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Even after the flames die down, the fire has a "good chance" of hiding underground, smoldering through the winter and sprouting back up as a wildfire next spring, said Mike Flannigan, University of Alberta wildfire professor.
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"We took this step to ensure safety as a last resort, and we are committed to reducing the risk of catastrophic wildfire events" Sumeet Singh, vice president of PG&E's Community Wildfire Safety Program, said Wednesday.
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Speaking of wildfire: We know that Aerys placed wildfire in underground tunnels all around the city, and we know that Maegor constructed the Dragonpit to have an elaborate network of tunnels, like the Red Keep does.
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Canada wildfire It won't get easier for firefighters in Alberta's Fort McMurray today as high winds, warm temperatures and dry conditions will create a perfect storm to fuel the massive wildfire that's been wreaking havoc there.
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There has been no determination of origin or cause of either wildfire.
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Water-scooping planes are joining the fight against a wildfire in Wyoming.
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Wildfire is even more flammable than a Drogon's flames — or any dragon's.
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Wildfire has been deployed in certain key battles of Game of Thrones.
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The wildfire that started Friday comes at the peak of tourist season.
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Officials said in a news conference Thursday the wildfire was 80% contained.
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Wildfire fighters are an unusual lot, at once dedicated and free-spirited.
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She could not immediately say how many firefighters were battling the wildfire.
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Firefighters battle the wildfire in an area northeast of Clearlake Oaks, Calif.
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The Trump administration is also seeking $576.5 million for wildfire suppression funding.
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That followed the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfire, the Camp Fire.
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Within hours of the Page Six report, the news spread like wildfire.
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"Thankfully, we've not lost a single life," he said of the wildfire.
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A plane drops water onto an advancing wildfire in Westlake Village, California.
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Here's what we know about the fire: How did the wildfire start?
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It's where Maegor burnt down the Faith Militant, and Aeyrs stored wildfire.
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PG&E's announcement comes as firefighters grapple with a busy wildfire season.
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That's especially true in October, the peak of wildfire season in California.
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This is the most people ever killed in a wildfire in California.
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Satellites have captured embers flying up to 7 miles from a wildfire.
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The wildfire is believed to be the worst in post-war Europe.
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But the area affected by wildfire has nonetheless nearly doubled since Thursday.
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It already holds the title of the most destructive wildfire on record.
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They keep the #sisterlove spreading like wildfire across their social media platforms.
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That is the only true long-term solution to the wildfire mess.
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The wildfire threat ranged from very high to extreme in different areas.
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Still, biometric security is spreading like wildfire at airports around the world.
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Smoke rises from a wildfire outside of Fort McMurray May 3, 2016.
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The wildfire claimed four houses and caused minor injuries among six firefighters.
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Fire officials also said the wildfire was 2175 percent contained Wednesday evening.
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More than 4.5 million homes are at high or extreme wildfire risk.
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Emergency officials say entire neighborhoods have been wiped out by the wildfire.
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He famously stored the Wildfire that Cersei used to commit domestic terrorism.
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This year is proving to be California's worst wildfire season on record.
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It reminds me of the news wildfire that took off in Nov.
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A firefighter hoses down hot spots caused by a wildfire Friday, Aug.
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The death toll from the raging wildfire in northern California is rising.
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Don Ray Smith, 81, was overtaken by wildfire near Redding last week.
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Two firefighters were among the seven people killed since the wildfire began.
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It&aposs become the sixth most destructive wildfire in California state history.
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A landscape begins to recover following a wildfire in Vitrolles, southern France.
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Larger-scale trends are amplifying wildfire risks across the West, as well.
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"I don't think (the wildfire) could have been prevented," Grissino-Mayer said.
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A wildfire crests a low, scrubby mountain in Viotia, in central Greece.
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Davis, California, sits amid a layer of wildfire smoke in Northern California.
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The #MeToo movement is a wildfire moment, a moment of revolutionary insight.
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"Through word of mouth, Grizz Tracker is catching like wildfire," said Hughes.
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Naturally, the instant the video hit the internet, it spread like wildfire.
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What's more, wildfire burns are a special case of a special case.
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Although—think carefully on this—"Wildfire" was the name of his horse.
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Thomas Fire is the latest wildfire to wreak havoc on the state.
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Tejeda was already evacuated last week when another wildfire affected the area.
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A comprehensive wildfire funding solution is necessary, urgent, and has broad support.
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A firefighter works to defend homes from an approaching wildfire in Sonoma.
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"Participation in this year's challenge has really spread like wildfire," she said.
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The heat will most likely worsen a major wildfire in Southern California.
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The wildfire season is only half over, but it's already breaking records.
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Kim and her husband, Kanye West, donated $500,000 to wildfire relief efforts.
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The institutions and organizations that govern wildfire suppression efforts are exceedingly complex.
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We know the major drought, wildfire and flood zones across the country.
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The Slave Lake fire was previously Canada's biggest insurance loss from wildfire.
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Torn, the senior scientist, has been studying wildfire and climate for decades.
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They help look for lost hikers, wildfire casualties, and victims of crimes.
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California is experiencing one of the worst wildfire seasons in its history.
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Officials said the wildfire set 30 buildings in Gatlinburg alight on Monday.
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"We are increasingly getting into a complicated wildfire management situation," he continued.
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"Aerys's wildfire bomb didn't go off because Jamie stopped him," redough writes.
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Unauthorized drone usage in a wildfire management area is a federal crime.
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Go deeper: "Wildfire season" in the West now rages all year long
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The supplemental package includes money to fund hurricane and wildfire relief efforts.
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In a wildfire, heat from flames forces the air to rise quickly.
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A year later, they're together, and out fixing the wildfire-charred path.
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So, they try to find the bright side in a devastating wildfire.
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The town studied evacuation routes after a 2008 wildfire in the area.
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This is the second major settlement of wildfire claims by PG&E.
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FIRESTORM How Wildfire Will Shape Our Future By Edward Struzik 2600 pp.
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In California, some communities aggressively prepare residents for the eventuality of wildfire.
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In preparation, King Aerys II — Daenerys's dad — hid wildfire around the city.
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But California itself allocated $256 million this year toward lowering wildfire risk.
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The Thomas Fire was her first wildfire experience, and she evacuated immediately.
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The two photos on the right aren't even of an Amazon wildfire.
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Because Covid-19 affects the respiratory system, wildfire smoke is particularly hazardous.
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These temperatures, combined with unusually low rainfall, foreshadow another ominous wildfire season.
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Also: A deadline for wildfire damage claims, and the Eve Babitz revival.
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Of course, planned blackouts are a more manageable disaster than a wildfire.
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"Rumors of children being abducted spread on WhatsApp like wildfire," he said.
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More than 1,500 firefighters have been deployed to fight the Delta wildfire.
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And, following last year's devastating wildfire season that trend could repeat itself.
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It also is the deadliest wildfire in state history with 44 victims.
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Wildfire fighting costs now consume more than half of the agency's budget.
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Wildfire victims are joining forces with bondholders to contest its bankruptcy plan.
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"It took off like wildfire," Alexander told USA Today in December 2018.
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The October disaster assistance bill included $576.5 million for wildfire-fighting efforts.
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"Insurers are already dropping customers because of wildfire risk," Mr. Lara said.
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In 2018, a father-to-be accidentally ignited a wildfire in Arizona.
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It is considered the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in state history.
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When vaccine doubt seeds itself in them, it can spread like wildfire.
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Baby Yoda content, in any form, is bound to spread like wildfire.
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And the spikes in pollution are independent of something like a wildfire.
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The supplemental package includes money to fund hurricane and wildfire relief efforts.
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A wildfire in Northern California became the deadliest in the state's history.
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"Wildfire" was written probably three days before we went into the studio.
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With summer crowds gone, the Sunriver Owners Association was reducing wildfire risk.
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Ward said her family fled the Carr wildfire in California in 2019.
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The report, "Wildfire and Invasive Plant Species in the Sagebrush Biome," is an update to the 2013 "Gap Analysis Report" produced by the Western Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies&apos multi-agency Wildfire and Invasive Species Working Group.
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Those increases come in the form of higher cost for infrastructure improvement, more expensive wildfire insurance, higher allowed utility earnings if the business is now perceived to be riskier and wildfire liabilities that customers are required to cover.
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The utility has reached settlement agreements that include a $13.5 billion fund for wildfire victims, $1 billion to compensate local governments for wildfire expenses and a deal with bondholders, approved Tuesday by the federal bankruptcy judge, Dennis Montali.
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"As we saw in the Camp Fire, the town's really well set up to kill people with wildfire," wildfire expert Zeke Lunder explained to the AP. People live in climate change's path of destruction for a variety of reasons.
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"It's becoming a regular part of the fabric of wildfire and response operations."
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The big picture: Last year was the worst wildfire season in California's history.
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Jerry Brown signed in September to help deal with the state's wildfire challenges.
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Drogon's flames ignited the barrels, causing wildfire explosions — all of that green fire.
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And as Pizzagate showed us last year, fake news can spread like wildfire.
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He advised that the park is only partially open due to the wildfire.
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Now, the company is filing for bankruptcy because of crushing wildfire liability costs.
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The wildfire season is 78 days longer than it was five decades ago.
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Danielson says tornadoes are rare at that elevation and rare at any wildfire.
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Another huge wildfire sparked up south of Berlin, Germany just today, causing evacuations.
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The Weather Channel wants to put you in the middle of a wildfire.
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A wildfire burning in southwestern Colorado is forcing more people from their homes.
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Firefighters battle flames overnight as a wildfire burns homes in Thousand Oaks, California.
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Smoke from a wildfire rises over the Los Angeles Zoo in Griffith Park.
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This week's expected outages come as firefighters grapple with a busy wildfire season.
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The wildfire forces thousands of residents to evacuate their homes, fire officials said.
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The Thomas Fire is considered the second largest wildfire in California's modern history.
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Alyssa Belliveau surveys the damage after her home was completely destroyed by wildfire.
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From hurricanes Florence, Harvey, Irma and Michael to the wildfire in Paradise, Calif.
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But to blame California's wildfire problem on climate change alone is oversimplifying matters.
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A villager shouts for help as a wildfire approaches a house, July 225.
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Children in the wildfire-smoke exposure group showed the largest immune system changes.
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What is the best way to contain a wildfire, according to the article?
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Many wondered whether that would mean this year's wildfire season would be quieter.
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California has had more buildings destroyed by wildfire than all other states combined.
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Though we wouldn't rule out wildfire being a potent resource in that conflict.
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Shiloh was burned when a wildfire scorched the property, burning down Fallon's home.
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People watch a wildfire in the town of Rafina, near Athens, July 23.
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It's harder to pin down the effects of wildfire smoke on heart disease.
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Red/dark sky connected to #Ophelia dragging in Saharan dust & Iberian wildfire smoke.
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According to CBS, it is the deadliest wildfire outbreak since record-keeping began.
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It was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire of modern times in California.
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Fake news swayed many people during the campaign, and often spread like wildfire.
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Leahna Copsey's house in Paradise, California, was also destroyed in the devastating wildfire.
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A similar reaction occurs at sundown, but it's also common following a wildfire.
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And it has cited at least $7 billion in claims from that wildfire.
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The wildfire broke out Friday afternoon and enveloped 11,000 acres by noon Saturday.
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The uncontrollable wildfire forced the evacuation of the entire city six days ago.
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The wildfire broke out Friday afternoon and enveloped 33,172 acres by Sunday evening.
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So he had his pyromancers place caches of wildfire all over the city.
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As seen from space, this ongoing wildfire is a horrific sight to behold.
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In 2000, 22012 percent of the Forest Service's budget went to wildfire suppression.
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Projected growth in the annual cost of wildfire suppression in the United States.
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PG&E AND LOCAL PUBLIC ENTITIES RESOLVE 2015, 2017 AND 2018 WILDFIRE CLAIMS
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The Intercontinental San Francisco installed air purifiers following the wildfire in Paradise, Calif.
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The blaze was the second wildfire to have struck near Athens on Monday.
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Because the last thing anyone needs during a wildfire is a plane crash.
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The declaration highlights a massive wildfire in Northern California that nearly doubled overnight.
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This forest in Eguilles, France was burned by a wildfire in July 2017.
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Their primary threats are habitat loss, overgrazing by sheep and cattle, and wildfire.
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Firefighters battle the Blue Cut wildfire near Cajon Pass, north of San Bernardino.
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The brighter the dot, the more likely it is to be a wildfire.
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Burned area from the Fort McMurray wildfire as of Thursday at 11 a.m.
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A wildfire burning at night in the Mendocino National Forest in July 103.83.
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A spark can become an out-of-control wildfire without the right supervision.
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Unless she picks the final option: caches of wildfire hidden below the city.
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K-MAX could deploy as part of an initial attack on the wildfire.
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A firefighter takes a cellphone picture Saturday during a wildfire in Montecito, Calif.
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And on Wednesday, the "news" (emphasis on the ironic quotes) broke like wildfire.
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Once it was ubiquitous on every laptop, the technology took off like wildfire.
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Now, the wildfire threat to her friends and family has upped the ante.
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Timber production is significant in some of the wildfire areas, particularly Mendocino County.
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But, this year, the consumer giant added a new line on California wildfire.
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Last year's wildfire toll of 63 million acres was the highest on record.
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The city of Paradise was devastated in the deadliest wildfire in California's history.
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Are you prepared for a flood, hurricane, a wildfire, an extended power outage?
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PG&E expects more than $6B in wildfire costs, the Associated Press reports.
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But a rise in wildfire deaths wouldn't be attributable to climate change alone.
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" She also said that this year, e-cigarette use "really spread like wildfire.
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Disaster relief, including wildfire funding, is also an open item, according to aides.
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Last year was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire season in California's history.
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Wildfire season is getting longer as rising temperatures dry out soil and vegetation.
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The utility said it's doing all it can to reduce wildfire risks. 5.
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Wildfire experts and local officials say the President's claims simply don't hold up.
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That would end the most destructive and deadly wildfire season in California history.
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"If there was a tape, it would have spread like wildfire," he said.
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As it turns out, my home was safe from that wildfire but underinsured.
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The blackouts are meant to reduce wildfire risk amid warm, dry, windy conditions.
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It may be happening already: redwoods are increasingly susceptible to mortality by wildfire.
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"We&aposre getting close to wildfire season on the rangelands already," Freemuth said.
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Andrés' tweet spread like wildfire on social media, getting retweeted nearly 13,000 times.
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California has been experiencing longer and more ferocious wildfire seasons in recent years.
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The nation's largest nuclear waste dump was almost ignited by wildfire this weekend.
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Like wildfire, Second Life became populated by all conceivable kinds of sexual animations.
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Perhaps a little something about the possibility of wildfire enveloping a whole city?
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The Camp fire was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history.
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The $11 billion settlement is the utility's second major resolution of wildfire claims.
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Last week, Denmark dispatched firefighters to Greenland combat a wildfire approaching inhabited areas.
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The rumors spread like wildfire, triggering mass panic in northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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This [handout] took off like wildfire, which was a real surprise to me.
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When a wildfire swept through Arizona, all but 35 rare red squirrels disappeared.
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It is the second such cut in two weeks to reduce wildfire risk.
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She uses wildfire, but not recklessly, like the late Mad King Aerys did.
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The simple fact is, the more quickly a wildfire is discovered, the better.
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We also looked at the post-wildfire future of the country's Kangaroo Island.
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The fire killed 85 people, making it the deadliest wildfire in California's history.
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There was evidence against me and it was enough to catch internet wildfire.
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During the 2018 California wildfire season, US leagues had to make similar decisions.
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"I've watched it over a decade just spread like wildfire," Ms. Elspeth said.
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The wildfire left charred hillsides without vegetation cover to hold the heavy rainfall.
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A pair of forestry and ecology professors write against two congressional wildfire bills.
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The Canadian wildfire was the only significant catastrophe over the period, Horton said.
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In regions prone to wildfire, the same dynamics and tensions are in play.
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Fan theories flourish, then start to spread faster than wildfire through a sept.
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Southern California could face a wildfire that burns 93 million acres of land.
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This border patrol agent's party ended up sparking a 47,000-acre wildfire. Yikes!
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Kamala Harris is bringing a woman who lost her home in a wildfire.
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Hɪðəˈtu is their first album, and it spread through DIY channels like wildfire.
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That wildfire killed at least 86 people and destroyed the town of Paradise.
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PG&E filed a wildfire safety plan with the utilities commission last week.
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California law requires all investor-owned utilities to file wildfire mitigation plans annually.
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The explosion begins with two wooden barrels leaking puddles of the neon wildfire.
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Even wildfire scientists have no idea what the president was referring to here.
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Massive Thomas wildfire turns Southern California into a hellscape Massive Thomas wildfire turns Southern California into a hellscape Fire engulfed a 15-square-mile area of Southern California early Tuesday, forcing tens of thousands of people to flee their homes.
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The Chuckegg Creek Wildfire, burning in Mackenzie County just two miles south of the town of High Level, has burned nearly 692,000 acres, while the Jackpot Creek Wildfire, near Steen River, has burned more than 61,000 acres, government officials said.
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At least 63 are now dead from a Northern California wildfire, and officials say they have a missing persons list with 631 names on it in an ever-evolving accounting of the missing after the nation's deadliest wildfire in a century.
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In Alberta, a restaurant owner who lost all her possessions in the 2011 Slave Lake wildfire -- which burned down half of a Canadian town with nearly 10,000 residents -- kept her business open until early morning hours to feed wildfire evacuees.
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The wildfire, fueled by high temperatures, strong winds and dry conditions, has burned more than 27,22016 acres (156,000 hectares) and could gobble up 741,300 acres (200,000 to 73,000 hectares) by the end of Saturday, Chad Morrison of Alberta Wildfire said.
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A firefighter near a wildfire in Azusa, California on June 20, 2016 (Associated Press)In the past couple of years, firefighters in California have been incredibly angry that drones are showing up practically every time they try to fight a wildfire.
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The 2018 California wildfire season, though, when the Camp Fire became the state's deadliest and most destructive blaze in terms of acres burned, and this year's wildfire season make it clear that increasing wildfires are also happening in the United States.
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Their Plans Derailed by a Wildfire, Seniors at Paradise High School Wonder What's Next In the weeks since California's deadliest wildfire, the senior class of Paradise High School is scattered across the region and country, their post-graduation plans disrupted.
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They are also a key part of what's elevating wildfire risk, according to researchers.
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The campaign was launched by #OscarsSoWhite progenitor ReignofApril and the hashtag spread like wildfire.
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Kent said cameras aren't the only effort being used to address the wildfire threat.
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In northern Nevada, authorities are asking people to evacuate due to a growing wildfire.
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Tens of thousands of people fled a fast-moving wildfire Thursday in Northern California.
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Firefighters battle a wildfire as it threatens to jump a street near Oroville, California.
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There has been a lot of talk about wildfire — the strange, highly combustible liquid.
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Despite any controversy, he anticipates the QB's upcoming merch line will spread like wildfire.
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Eighty-five people died from November's Camp Fire, the deadliest wildfire in California's history.
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A southern Colorado wildfire that has destroyed more than 100 homes is still growing.
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Authorities have ordered more people to evacuate near a growing wildfire in southwestern Colorado.
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"The wildfire danger remains extreme for the Slave Lake Forest Area," the government said.
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Thousands of firefighters are struggling to contain a massive wildfire in rural Northern California.
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But the wildfire popularity of his Olympics smile shot this summer still surprised him.
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Allstate already scaled back its wildfire exposure four to five years ago, said Wilson.
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A firefighter stands in front of a burning house during a wildfire in Kineta.
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Flames rise over Rafina as a wildfire burns through the coastal town outside Athens.
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A raging wildfire has forced the evacuation of hundreds of people in Sonoma County.
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The wildfire has destroyed at least 17 structures and damaged 77 others, LAFD said.
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The leaked documents have since spread like wildfire across social media, particularly on Twitter.
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Newsom's report calls for changing liability for wildfire damage to a fault-based system.
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Haze from a wildfire, or even light cloud, could ruin the observations, Hutton said.
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A vicious wildfire is tearing through tens of thousands of acres in Northern California.
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But they do not equate with success in the face of rising wildfire threats.
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In Northern California, firefighters are battling the Kincade fire, the state's largest active wildfire.
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City evacuation A raging wildfire has forced the evacuation of an entire Canadian city.
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Go deeper: Axios Science: Wildfire Edition Wildfires cause more than breathing problems across California
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This summer Fieri was in California helping to feed evacuees in a previous wildfire.
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A scorched area following a wildfire in the Greek village of Mati, July 26.
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Last year, the worst wildfire in California history nearly leveled a town called Paradise.
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Red Cross donors can specifically request their donation goes towards California wildfire relief efforts.
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Flames and smoke rise from a wildfire in Fort McMurray, Alberta, on May 6.
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This week I watched those two words spread across my social media like wildfire.
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When the wildfire runs into the counter-flame, the two snuff each other out.
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The wildfire broke out Friday afternoon and quickly spread about 203,000 acres a day.
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In August 2017 a wildfire destroyed thousands of hectares in and around the town.
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This isn't nearly record-breaking, but part of a trend in increased Alaskan wildfire.
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The tipline, inevitably, looks slow and painstaking beside the wildfire spread of digital fakes.
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LONDON — The current trend of Trump-based mockery is spreading across Europe like wildfire.
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The deadly wildfire has forced tens of thousands of people to flee their homes.
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The explosive wildfire in Northern California has killed two firefighters and destroyed 500 buildings.
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A deadly wildfire exploding in northern California, forcing thousands to flee their homes tonight.
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Shattered rocks found at the site of a July 2015 wildfire in Velaux, France.
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Two weeks later, he arrived in the US. Word spread by Telegram like wildfire.
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Last year was the most destructive and deadly wildfire season in the state's history.
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In the year of a wildfire, the fire leaves a scar along that ring.
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A firefighter tackles a wildfire close to the Portuguese village of Pucarica on Aug.
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While friendship vibes spread like wildfire in dry underbrush, love is a different story.
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The Wednesday wildfire has brought political tensions between Kazakhs and Russians to the surface.
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Incredible photo of glowing wildfire near Fort McMurray, Alberta with massive pyrocumulus looming above.
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"If Tesla can help people in California wildfire, please let us know," he tweeted.
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More than 200 state and local fire fighters are working on containing the wildfire.
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If we don't, then I promise you we're in for another wave of wildfire.
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A wildfire has been burning for five days, forcing Mariposa's 2,000 residents to evacuate.
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Especially the bacon that I cooked with Wildfire (or, you know, on my stove).
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During the most recent deadly wildfire that broke out in central Portugal on Oct.
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Wildfire Only Sells Ads Through Its Partner Adaptly, So Will Google Buy Them Too?
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A losing candidate who refuses to concede could whip them up into a wildfire.
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They're returning to an uncertain future caused by a massive wildfire that's still raging.
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USA-WILDFIRES Monster wildfire in California rages on after killing two firefighters REDDING, CALIFORNIA.
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"I would anticipate that wildfire smoke would have an impact on infants," she added.
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One group is backing PG&E's management; the other is aligned with wildfire victims.
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In California, more than 40 million trees have died, becoming dry fuel for wildfire.
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In Washington state, the wildfire threat could also worsen over the next 30 years.
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The combination of extreme heat and wildfire smoke will create widespread public health crises.
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It's the deadliest wildfire record in California's history (The Hill) ... Trump and California Gov.
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But as she studied wildfire trends over the past five years, she has changed.
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Support for cross-boundary, landscape-scale efforts to tackle critical forestry issues, especially wildfire.
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In the Senate, the Energy and Natural Resources Committee will discuss wildfire management programs.
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State Foresters are responsible for wildfire protection on two-thirds of America's forested lands.
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This past July, the town had to evacuate the mountain because of a wildfire.
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Some of these tools were recently showcased at California's first Wildfire Technology Innovation Summit.
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PUCs must understand the benefits and costs of advanced technologies proposed in wildfire mitigation.
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A Cal Fire report from May faulted the utility company's equipment for the wildfire.
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In California, the federal military played a lesser role in this year's wildfire disasters.
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This Southern California inferno is the biggest wildfire in California since it least 1932.
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The start of the next hurricane and peak wildfire seasons is just months away.
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Northern California officials are contending with a norovirus outbreak at a wildfire evacuation shelter.
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At the same time, everyone knows everyone else's business, and gossip spreads like wildfire.
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Meanwhile, California's wildfire crisis continues amid one of the state's hottest months on record.
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Ominously, the peak of the California wildfire season doesn't arrive until September and October.
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And the possibility of a year-round California wildfire seasons, as predicted by Gov.
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There was a deep thicket of brush nearby that had survived a 2015 wildfire.
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Droughts also exacerbate wildfire risk, since parched soils and dry vegetation burn more easily.
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Insurance companies don't typically make the distinction between a house fire and a wildfire.
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However, climate change is making summers longer and drier, which expands the wildfire season.
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There's a Forest Resilience Bond underway that seeks to finance desperately needed wildfire prevention.
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When that spying reveals Cersei's wildfire plan, Tyrion steals and improves upon her tactics.
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The survivors of California's most destructive wildfire in history remain resilient in the meantime.
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It killed 86 people in the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history.
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Crowdfunding donations have paid for medical and legal bills, wildfire losses and college tuition.
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Science has demonstrated that wildfire occurs naturally in our fire-adapted forests and wildlands.
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But there are odd patches of normalcy, testaments to the unpredictability of a wildfire.
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San Diego Gas and Electric Company has also been the subject of wildfire investigations.
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The wildfire has prompted more than 23,22010 evacuations and threatened more than 22014,000 homes.
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The largest wildfire in California's history has been steadily growing for nearly two weeks.
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Because of the controversy, he said, the ad was "spreading like wildfire — for free."
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After the deadly and fast-growing wildfire began to threaten his hometown, Paradise, Calif.
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He fears the virus will spread like "wildfire" if no extra precautions are taken.
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Wildfire liability was one of the biggest issues in the State Legislature this year.
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Many of these consequences, like increased drought, wildfire, and vanishing ice, are readily apparent.
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The other two are suspected of falling victim to a wildfire in November 2018.
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This year we suffered our largest wildfire in state history and then fatal mudslides.
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In Portugal, more than 60 people were killed in a raging wildfire this week.
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Sympathy for the wildfire victims also seemed to play a role in the decision.
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The consequences of America's swelling wildfire problem are traveling well beyond blackened, ashy forests.
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Mr Dutton believes that Mr Inslee is "a wildfire just waiting for a spark".
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That's progress, says Thomas Cova, who studies wildfire evacuations at the University of Utah.
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That&aposs how fast Descartes Labs can spot a growing wildfire with artificial intelligence.
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At the time, PG&E anticipated wildfire-related liabilities of more than $30 billion.
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The Mendocino Complex fire has become the largest wildfire recorded in modern California history.
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The wildfire scorched an estimated 54,000 acres of land in the Hermosa Creek watershed.
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Snapshot: Above, a man in Indonesia trying to save his home from a wildfire.
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At the time, the company anticipated wildfire-related liabilities of more than $30 billion.
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Fires in buildings usually measure a level of 3000 ppm, what more a wildfire?
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The Oregonian updates on a massive wildfire that has stretched into the Columbia gorge.
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Wildfire smoke can include particles from burning vegetation and building materials mixed with gases.
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Wildfire smoke was visible from space as it covered parts of Washington on Tuesday.
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Trump's suggestion that environmental laws were somehow compounding wildfire woes drew derision on Twitter.
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A neighborhood in Paradise, California, is left in ashes following a deadly wildfire, Nov.
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Wildfire, especially when it affects our homes and families, heightens emotions and rightly so.
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However, the agreement also binds the wildfire victims to support the company's reorganization plan.
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That's 30 percent of the population living near a lot of potential wildfire fuel.
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"Flu just spread like wildfire" in California, said Dr. Tanya Altmann of Calabasas Pediatrics.
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Southern California could see a wildfire that burns a total of 1.5 million acres.
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Following a mild spring and early snowmelt in 2015, the wildfire season was extreme.
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An Arizona wildfire killed 217 of them in June, leaving only 35 on Earth.
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Alison Green, the one-woman team behind Project Wildfire, is a Deschutes County native.
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Twenty-four people have been killed since the start of this year's wildfire season.
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The neighboring Skirball Cultural Center has also closed as a result of the wildfire.
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They also do manufacturing for private companies and wildfire fighting for states through contracts.
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Read more: After California's Worst Wildfire, Rain May Wash Away Ash, Smoke, And Victim Remains —Claudia Koerner CHICO, California — The most deadly and destructive wildfire in California history has now created a massive housing emergency, with thousands left homeless and nowhere to go.
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Four of its upcoming handsets have leaked via the Russian site Rozetked, and it looks as though HTC is planning on reviving the Wildfire brand, which has laid dormant for eight years since the release of the HTC Wildfire S in 2011.
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That's the opinion of wildfire experts from Leroy Westerling, who studies wildfires and climate at the University of California, Merced, to Sarah Lewis McDonald, principal at Envision Geo, a geospatial technology firm that has worked on studies of wildfire risk in California.
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The current death toll already ranks as the greatest loss of life on record from a California wildfire and the most from a wildfire anywhere in the United States, dating back to Minnesota's 1918 Cloquet Fire, which killed as many as 1,000 people.
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These areas, which environmentalists call the "wildland-urban interface", are at higher risk of wildfire.
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The death toll in the deadliest wildfire in California history rose to at least 63.
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But the headline caught on, and conservative fake news sites spread Trump's claim like wildfire.
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The death toll stood at 42 people, the most on record from a California wildfire.
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The Targaryens became patrons of the Alchemists' Guild, the order of magicians who created wildfire.
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In a moment of incisive strategic thinking, Tyrion used wildfire during the Battle of Blackwater.
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The second wildfire was ravaging mountainous pine forests 50 kilometers (31 miles) west of Athens.
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Last year, lawmakers gave it permission to raise rates to cover wildfire losses from 2017.
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A firefighter sprays water as flames from a wildfire consume a residence near Oroville, California.
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As the hot weather has scorched California, the state also has been battling a wildfire.
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The house was incinerated in a fast-moving wildfire Friday that destroyed nine other homes.
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San Luis Valley Emergency tweeted Monday night that the wildfire destroyed 104 homes so far.
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A wildfire burning near the Oregon-California state line grew to 34 square miles Saturday.
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NASA says smoke from a massive wildfire burning in northern Nevada is visible from space.
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There were 21 wildfires burning in Alberta as of Tuesday morning, according to Alberta Wildfire.
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Some other headlines, a wildfire burning in Southern Colorado has destroyed more than 2200 homes.
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Tornadoes are rare at that elevation and are seldom seen at any wildfire, Daniels said.
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The mystery that remains is: How much of that wildfire underneath King's Landing still exists?
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Come spring, the weather gets warmer, drier and windier -- perfect conditions for resurrecting a wildfire.
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Firefighters assess a home as smoke from a wildfire fills the air in Westlake Village.
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A firefighter is engulfed in smoke as he battles a wildfire in Agoura Hills, California.
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The climate context: There is no more discrete "wildfire season" in the Golden State anymore.
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Cersei later used the wildfire Aerys seeded throughout the city to obliterate her political enemies.
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A man holds his son as a wildfire burns in the coastal town of Rafina.
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So, there might still be some of Aerys II Targaryen's wildfire lingering in the Dragonpit.
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At this point, she would probably burn all of Westeros to the ground with wildfire.
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Earlier this year NOAA and NASA launched a mission to learn more about wildfire smoke.
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In some areas south of Fort McMurray, the wildfire is still burning out of control.
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The Beacon Hill area has been entirely destroyed by the wildfire, according to local reports.
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Income inequality also hampers what is perhaps the most effective solution to California's wildfire crisis.
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An "explosive" wildfire in Canada and a U.S. presidential visit to Flint, Michigan are covered.
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The memes, which consisted of photos of Brown underneath fabricated homophobic quotes, spread like wildfire.
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A wildfire burning across 2000 million hectares of woodland in Russia's Krasnoyarsk Territory, July 33.
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Smoke rises in the air from a wildfire near the Cook Inlet area, July 4.
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Previous research has linked wildfire smoke exposure with an increase in asthma attacks and hospitalizations.
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Firefighters battle an expanding wildfire on Friday at the Sherpa Fire near Santa Barbara, California.
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Weary U.S. Forest Service firefighters walk to their truck after battling a wildfire near Potrero.
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The 2017 Tubbs wildfire caused serious delinquency rates to spike 50% in Santa Rosa, California.
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There are limits to what carriers can do when the blackout is accompanied by wildfire.
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And in today's Debatable from Opinion: What can California do to manage its wildfire crisis?
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Its Los Angeles-area building is made of reinforced concrete designed to withstand wildfire threats.
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A wildfire has destroyed thousands of structures, as tens of thousands flee in Northern California.
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The overwhelming focus of those plans is on reducing wildfire risks around existing grid infrastructure.
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The year 2017 was the most intense and deadly wildfire season in the state's history.
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Image: AP Photo/Esteban FelixResidents watch as a wildfire sweeps through Portezuelo, Chile, on Jan.
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The Firefighters Charitable Foundation accepts donations to support volunteer fire stations and helps wildfire victims.
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A wildfire raging in Northern California has left 265 dead and upward of 1000 missing.
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During a wildfire, however, the extreme heat from the flames forces air to rapidly rise.
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A wildfire moves toward the town of Anzac from Fort McMurray, on May 4, 2016.
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This also paves the way for more megafires like the still-burning Fort McMurray wildfire.
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"These ideas spread like wildfire in this community," says Odarich, who was born in Ukraine.
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It's easy to imagine the startup working on flood, earthquake, tornado, and wildfire claims too.
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But arson is notoriously difficult to solve: only 1% of wildfire arsonists are ever caught.
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The wildfire made its relentless march down the central coast, destroying at least 20 homes.
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These hot and dry conditions will not help the wildfire situation in California this weekend.
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Remember the infamous gender reveal party that went so wrong it sparked a massive wildfire?
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"I hope that this will spread like wildfire through the entire payer system," Schleifer said.
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Last month's wildfire in the northern Alberta oil sands region landed a cruel extra blow.
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And probably rather quickly, either through digestion by voracious bark beetles, or during a wildfire.
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But I wasn't even apprehensive: I've lived with the reality of wildfire for 40 years.
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CREWS BATTLE GROWING WILDFIRE NEAR HOMES IN CALIFORNIA Lucero was pronounced dead at the scene.
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No structures on the ground were damaged by the plane, which sparked a small wildfire.
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But given the fact that this shit is spreading like wildfire, I'm officially warning you.
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Family members say three people missing in a Northern California wildfire have been confirmed dead.
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The two fires cover an area larger than a deadly wildfire burning near Redding, California.
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An air tanker drops retardant while battling a wildfire near Mariposa, California on July 220.
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Double misery A Canadian man lost his home last year in the Fort McMurray wildfire.
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A firefighter battles the Blue Cut wildfire near Cajon Pass, north of San Bernardino. California.
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An air tanker drops fire retardant on the Blue Cut wildfire in Lytle Creek, California.
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The fighting felt like a wildfire that was spreading faster than our legs could run.
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Summon responsible leadership Hate speech can spread like wildfire so long as leaders do nothing.
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The picture of the bummed out kid made its way around the Internet like wildfire.
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Maybe you're shackled by local noise ordinances, or are a conscientious resident of wildfire country.
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More than 200 state and local firefighters are working to contain the wildfire, officials said.
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That news just spread like wildfire because, you know, nothing is sacred at that age.
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Wendell Hicken released the game in 1991 for DOS systems and it spread like wildfire.
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For nearly 50 straight days, wildfire activity in the Arctic Circle was well above average.
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It has since become the deadliest U.S. wildfire in at least a century, AP reported.
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The Camp Fire in southern California is now the deadliest wildfire in the nation's history.
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In October of 2007, one of his friends was tweeting about a San Diego wildfire.
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The relationship between the WildFire COO and Warburg's David Habachy has not yet been reported.
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There are apparently "caches of wildfire all over the city" but they were never used.
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At least 40 people have died, making this the deadliest wildfire in the state's history.
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Her rental home also burned down in the wildfire, so she's staying with her daughter.
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Smoke from the large wildfire has prompted several universities to cancel or postpone sporting events.
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This news spread like wildfire, and the only result was that I was further ostracized.
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As wildfire smoke fills the air, respiratory issues flare and underlying chronic conditions become acute.
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The blaze killed 85 people and stands as the state's most lethal wildfire on record.
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Embers blow from burned trees as strong winds push the wildfire across thousands of acres.
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"The 85033 wildfire season is off to a worrisome start," Vilsack said in a statement.
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The wildfire risk has sparked concerns over whether California is sufficiently prepared for a blaze.
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Houses in wildfire, tornado, or hurricane prone areas will almost always command higher insurance premiums.
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Saturday wasn't the first time Trump has offered a false explanation for a devastating wildfire.
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Senate Democrats worry the anger could spread like a wildfire if it isn't soon contained.
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Previously, the physical comedy meme had spread like wildfire among college athletes on social media.
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L.A. firefighters were distracted by politicians during a recent wildfire, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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I'll be posting additional views on paths to living with wildfire in the coming days.
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As we face yet another damaging wildfire season, we should hope these efforts are successful.
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Trump made the remarks during his recent visit to California to survey wildfire recovery efforts.
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Barring that, she said, California's wildfire seasons and air pollution would mess with my asthma.
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"We seem to have multiple megafires each year," the Web site Wildfire Today noted recently.
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The company has said it will continue to instate blackouts when wildfire risk is high.
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Residents also fled a wildfire in Shasta County about 300 miles north of San Francisco.
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Earlier this month, a Colorado wildfire forced residents of more than 2,000 homes to evacuate.
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Like wildfire, word of the "Day Without Immigrants" spread far and wide through social media.
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Officials said the man was one of three hunters who got caught in the wildfire.
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Recurring warmer, dryer conditions allow pests to thrive and sustain longer, more intense wildfire seasons.
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This is the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history, and it's still burning.
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Everyone is raving about Christen's physique -- and the pictures spread on social media like wildfire.
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"Paradise was prepared more so than almost any community for a wildfire," McLean told me.
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World News: A wildfire in Fort McMurray, Canada, has burned over 24K acres of land.
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Wildfires One of the biggest factors in this year's record wildfire season was, oddly, rainfall.
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Cersei knows about the wildfire and has the pyromancer produce more and more of it.
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In the middle of a wildfire, exceedingly thick smoke can cause people to immediately asphyxiate.
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California authorities on Saturday ordered 50,000 evacuations in towns near a massive Northern California wildfire.
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Either way, the choices you make when a wildfire approaches could help save your life.
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While homeowner's insurance typically covers things like wildfire and tornado damage, earthquakes require additional coverage.
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This approach would risk much greater carbon emissions from climate-induced forest mortality and wildfire.
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H&M's action is another clear real impact that amazon wildfire caused to Brazil economy.
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On Monday, a wildfire in the Canary Islands forced more than 8,000 people to flee.
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I went to college in California, where I got a respiratory infection from wildfire smoke.
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The proceeds from this show will go to the California Community Foundation's Wildfire Relief Fund.
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New songs spread like wildfire online, especially when they have biting, topical music videos attached.
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What about the following scenarios: tornado, winter storm, hazardous winds, wildfire, flood, hurricane or mudslide?
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It's extremely unclear to me why they're not using wildfire at Winterfell to begin with.
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Last year, a Malibu home shared by Cyrus and Hemsworth was lost in a wildfire.
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And the photo of the burned rabbit is from the 2018 wildfire in Malibu, California.
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It's unclear, at this point, what the changing social order may do to wildfire risk.
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Nineteen of the 20-member team died fighting a wildfire in the Southwest in 2013.
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I learned about it while covering a wildfire that killed 19 firefighters in Yarnell, Ariz.
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During the wildfire closing, goats that usually hung around Logan Pass returned to the cliffs.
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Another season of big wildfire risks in California was never an if, always a when.
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Such an approach could also drag out the bankruptcy and delay payments to wildfire victims.
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The reaction to Bezos's announcement of wildfire relief contributions shows that's not necessarily true anymore.
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Another wildfire in California has forced thousands of residents in Santa Barbara County to evacuate.
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It's one of a handful of bills put forward this year to address wildfire issues.
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Other characters are too afraid of losing control of wildfire to use it at all.
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The second part funds wildfire suppression which includes air tankers, fire fighters and fire equipment.
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None of us wants to see another catastrophic wildfire in the communities we call home.
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A helicopter makes a drop on a wildfire in Azusa, California Monday, June 20, 2016.
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The creditors' plan is backed by individuals with claims against PG&E over wildfire damage.
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Wild theories have already spread like wildfire, roundly humiliating his host country in the process.
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Unable to leave, insurers have sought other solutions to protect themselves from rising wildfire costs.
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Wildfire spending can have a similar effect, unintentionally encouraging people to live in risky areas.
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This nightmare fire is hypothetical, created by a wildfire simulator, a computer model called FSim.
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This armadillo was blinded by the heat from a wildfire, veterinarian Jerjes Suarez told Reuters.
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Discontent and rage spread like wildfire, and at least a million people flooded the streets.
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"The term boycott spread like wildfire," said Lawrence B. Glickman, a Cornell University history professor.
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Bills in both chambers of Congress aim to take a comprehensive approach to wildfire reform.
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According to PG&E's CEO, "extreme wildfire conditions" are now the "new normal" in California.
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She was encouraging evacuees from the wildfire to attend, since they are now homeless too.
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The company has already used its bankruptcy filing to halt payments to some wildfire victims.
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Drabin is skeptical of his former home city's willingness to take responsibility for wildfire risk.
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But the wildfire season also turned out far worse than officials expected, especially for California.
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Any wildfire is likely to spread when strong surface winds carry embers perhaps miles ahead.
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But this isn't merely the deadliest wildfire in California history — it's also the most destructive.
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How do you explain the devastation wrought by a wildfire within the context of faith?
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In my mind wildfire is much more a weapon of mass destruction than a dragon.
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For a fascinating narrative dive into research on the interface between wildfire and communities, read Paul Tullis's long 2013 feature in The New York Times Magazine: "Into the Wildfire: What Science is Learning About Fire and How to Live With It." [Insert] I was remiss in leaving out "Big Burn," the 2008 Pulitzer-winning Los Angeles Times series on the many costs of western wildfire policy, by Bettina Boxall and Julie Cart.
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A few strong storms will move across the Plains and Upper Midwest with large hail, damaging winds and heavy rain being the main threats: And wildfire conditions return to critical levels across the Intermountain West as low humidity and warm conditions increase wildfire potential.
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Flames flare up from a wildfire near Placenta Canyon Road in Santa Clarita on Sunday (Image: Associated Press)Shifting winds and blazingly hot temperatures are fueling a wildfire in southern California that has now spread to 51 square miles and is now threatening several neighborhoods.
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We introduced the bipartisan Wildfire Disaster Funding Act to stop the harmful practice of "fire borrowing" that occurs when Congress fails to allocate enough money upfront to fight wildfires, forcing federal agencies to take money from wildfire prevention accounts to cover costly firefighting efforts.
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But as Gregory Scruggs wrote in Fixes in December, a county-sponsored outreach campaign called Project Wildfire works with neighborhoods and homeowners to teach best practices for managing wildfire risk and offers a potential model to help people learn to live in fire-prone territory.
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Then that October, Messina convinced a friend named Nate Ritter to use hashtags in his tweets posting information about a San Diego wildfire, and pretty soon other Twitter users were following suit in order to keep track of tweets sharing news about the wildfire.
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The blaze marks the second time that Tejeda has been evacuated this month due to wildfire.
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Climate change is lengthening the wildfire season in California, and leading to larger, more severe fires.
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Proactively shutting down power is part of wildfire mitigation plans filed recently by several major utilities.
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"That really sets up a lot of forest ready for things like a wildfire," he says.
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Authorities in a northern Nevada county are asking people to evacuate due to a growing wildfire.
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It's only fitting that wildfire be part of Daenerys' most violent attack, which she spearheaded singlehandedly.
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After their dragons died, Targaryens used wildfire (and the threat of it) to hold onto power.
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When Reed heard about the wildfire, he and his son tried to drive back to town.
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There are plenty of reasons to worry about dead trees, but the most pressing is wildfire.
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He quickly deleted the pic, but it was screencapped and spread like wildfire across social media.
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SAN FRANCISCO – Fire crews gained ground Wednesday against a Northern California wildfire that destroyed 12 homes.
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In season two, she hatched the plan to use wildfire to take out the Baratheon army.
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Low humidity and warm conditions will make for critical wildfire conditions across the West through Friday.
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Quotes from the deposition "spread like wildfire" and tainted the case against him, Cosby's lawyers argue.
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Research has shown the Western wildfire season is now much longer and resulting in bigger blazes.
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Calls to abolish the agency, they&aposre spreading like wildfire as you know throughout the left.
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A growing Utah wildfire near a popular fishing reservoir has forced the closure of a highway.
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The death toll rose to 1003 late last night in the deadliest wildfire in California history.
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Wes no lie I REMEMBER this story getting spread like wildfire through the entire 6th grade.
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Could this perhaps have something to do with the vast stores of wildfire under the city?
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This summer, it took two months for firefighters to contain the largest wildfire in California's history.
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Joergensen, who reported the wildfire, is from Denmark and has been living in the country illegally.
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Firefighters trying to contain a wildfire burning in southern Wyoming are facing warm and dry weather.
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Fire-hardened homes, meanwhile, may sometimes emerge unscathed even if a wildfire passes through a neighborhood.
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An earlier version of this article suggested that the character fronts a policy of wildfire suppression.
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California's most deadly and destructive wildfire is now almost contained by fire crews, officials said Thursday.
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A firefighter keeps watch as the wildfire burns a home near Malibu Lake on Nov. 9.
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Flames consume a home on Via Arroyo as a wildfire rages in Ventura, California, on Dec.
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Cover: Firefighters battle a wildfire called the Kincade Fire on Chalk Hill Road in Healdsburg, Calif.
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A man walks his dogs as smoke billows into the sky during a wildfire in Kineta.
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The regal images spread across the internet like wildfire, and their subjects almost always found homes.
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The raging wildfire emptied Canada's main oil sands city and destroyed entire neighborhoods of Fort McMurray.
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A truck drives on a highway as a wildfire burns south of Fort McMurray, May 4.
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The Griffith Park fire in Los Angeles in 1933 was the deadliest single wildfire, killing 29.
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Sparks from the use of a typical hammer recently started the largest wildfire in state history.
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The wildfire began Sunday and had torched 24,710 acres by Wednesday, CNN partner CBC News said.
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The fire, which killed 85 people, was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history.
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PG&E had estimated that the onslaught of these wildfire-related liabilities could top $22016 billion.
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It was the county's largest wildfire evacuation in more than 25 years, Sheriff Mark Essick said.
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For weeks afterward, we harvested produce while covered in the ashes of California's most deadly wildfire.
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That year, the Tubbs fire alone destroyed more structures than any previous wildfire in state history.
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A couple survived the deadly California wildfire by spending sixed hours submerged in their neighbor's pool.
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Go deeper: California wildfire is the most destructive in state history California's wildfires, by the numbers
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The channel has also produced a wildfire overtaking a field and the impact of a tornado.
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Canadian wildfire: Your questions answered Inferno moves east The blaze is heading east toward Saskatchewan province.
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The map above shows the federal government's accumulated data on wildfire footprints from 2000 to today.
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The review also showed that wildfire smoke generally worsens chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder, bronchitis, and pneumonia.
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It's the largest wildfire in the county's history and currently the fourth largest in California history.
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Researchers report that this warming has been a significant contributor to increasing wildfire risk in California.
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California's SB 901, passed late last year, requires all state utilities to submit wildfire mitigation plans.
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All the liability for wildfire damages caused by power lines would be born by Californian taxpayers.
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The surprising victory did not go unnoticed, and the tactic spread like wildfire in conservative circles.
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Among other things, it requires all state utilities to come up with comprehensive Wildfire Mitigation Plans.
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So-called "de-energizing" is arguably the best infrastructure fix the state currently has for wildfire.
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Wildfire pollution is already causing concern in California, where massive fires have been burning this summer.
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Once iTunes' DRM protections were stripped away and it was shared, the movie spread like wildfire.
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Photographs of a wildfire in Lake County in Northern California show massive devastation in the region.
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Smoke rises from a wildfire about 18 miles south of Fort McMurray on May 6, 2016.
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Now, the utility says it needs another rate hike -- to enhance wildfire safety and attract investors.
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All told, 2017 is now second only to 2015 as the worst wildfire season on record.
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Inside billows of wildfire smoke is not usually a place that people would choose to be.
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A study published in July found that deaths attributable to wildfire smoke could double by 2100.
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Two separate attacks in as many months used WannaCry and NotPetya ransomware, which spread like wildfire.
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The good news is that it seems like the epidemic has finally stopped spreading like wildfire.
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Later in December, a sprawling Southern California wildfire become the largest on record in the state.
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The biggest is the Mendocino Complex, which is now the second-largest wildfire in state history .
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Fire officials say strong winds pushed the massive wildfire into the city of Redding on Thursday.
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Officials have ordered more mandatory evacuations as firefighters battle a growing wildfire near Yosemite National Park.
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A wildfire in far northern California has destroyed at least 500 structures and remains mostly uncontained.
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Between the CGI-heavy battles with White Walkers and wildfire, the politics of presentation is key.
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A 747 Global air tanker makes a drop on a wildfire in Scotts Valley, Friday, Aug.
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For example, the Thomas fire in December 2017 was the state's second largest wildfire in history.
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Exhausted firefighters rest on the hillside near a raging wildfire in central Portugal on June 17.
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Charred trees are surrounded by ash after a wildfire in Mazagon near the Doñana National Park.
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The Blue Cut wildfire burns housings and trees near Cajon Pass, north of San Bernardino, California.
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Gerard also gives an important plug for the GoFundMe page launched to help the wildfire victims.
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Meantime, the Stream Fire, an 203,220-acre wildfire near Snowville, was only 219% contained by Friday.
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Some historically wet forests areas are drying out, straining the dwindling snails and inviting more wildfire.
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The death toll remained at 48, a record for a California wildfire, with 228 listed missing.
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Last year, lawmakers gave PG&E permission to raise rates to cover wildfire losses from 2017.
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Which is where Jim Thomasson, a wildfire researcher with the non-profit FP Innovations, comes in.
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The fast-growing wildfire, which was only 18% contained Sunday, has consumed more than 22,000 acres.
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The fast-growing wildfire, which was only 10% contained Sunday, has consumed more than 33,000 acres.
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Once ignited by your sibling, the flame of wrongdoing can quickly become a wildfire, Laursen says.
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The Food Network host also said the kitchen is acting as a shelter for wildfire evacuees.
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How do you stop a big, fast-moving wildfire like the one ravaging Fort McMurray, Alberta?
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Both companies have been extending the size of those barriers since the outbreak of the wildfire.
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One of those fireworks ignited the massive wildfire in Oregon, which burned more than 2035.38,212 acres.
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In 2018 the forest experienced warm, dry weather that fueled a busier than normal wildfire season.
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It then spread like wildfire due to savvy advertisers who sought to capitalize on that desire.
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It was contained November 25 after becoming the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history.
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She's mad at wildfire tweeters, or Bob Corker's DACA, or illegal murderers, I can't tell anymore.
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She said it was urgent to act because "risks spread like wildfire in the banking sector".
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Drier conditions and warming climates are often credited as the culprits for the burgeoning wildfire problem.
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This map shows the average number of days that people were exposed to wildfire in 2018.
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Two people have been killed by the southern California wildfire, which is still just partially contained.
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Photos depict scenes of devastation and panic from the areas where the wildfire continues to rage.
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As the climate warms, California's wildfire season is getting longer because the snow pack melts sooner.
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Without it, agencies usually borrow from other accounts, including money meant to proactively mitigate wildfire risks.
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"The matter was exacerbated by unsubstantiated speculation that went through the paddock like wildfire," added Whiting.
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That is the powerful first impression driving into Paradise after America's deadliest wildfire in 203 years.
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By Monday, the Camp Fire had become the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in state history.
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This kind of extreme wildfire behavior jeopardizes Western public lands, wildlife and communities, and it's unacceptable.
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The massive wildfire eventually claimed around 5,700 structures, making it the most destructive in California's history.
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And at least 577 homes have been destroyed during wildfire season, according to The Associated Press.
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Time and again, single steps spread through the group, like wildfire or a short-lived virus.
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In 265, Travelers began restricting its underwriting of new business in California due to wildfire risk.
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California wildfires A wildfire in Northern California grows bigger and causes more misery by the day.
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State fire spokesman Scott McLean says it&aposs the ninth most destructive wildfire in state history.
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At least 85 people died in the blaze, making it the deadliest wildfire in U.S. history.
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As alarm bells sound around the latest document dump from WikiLeaks, misinformation can spread like wildfire.
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What kind of state and federal responses do you expect to a wildfire of this magnitude?
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He also killed the Mad King Aerys to prevent him blowing up King's Landing with wildfire.
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What started as a single bulbous zit spread like wildfire across my cheeks, chin, and forehead.
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And if there's any way to make it right, it's to spread that meme like wildfire.
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The big picture: California is enduring another deadly wildfire year with eight large fires burning Monday.
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There are nearly 6,000 firefighters battling the wildfire, including crews from Oregon, Colorado and other states.
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The wildfire turned their home into ash and melted two of their cars and a motorcycle.
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The wildfire is among the largest and most vicious of the blazes currently ravaging the state.
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" Yaunna Sommersby, Vancouver, British Columbia: "We are having a record-breaking wildfire season across the province.
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But I never thought I would need it in Napa Valley, not for a wildfire anyway.
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David Brooks They say that fighting a wildfire is the closest thing to being in combat.
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The so-called Tubbs Fire turned out to be an extremely destructive wildfire, killing 22 people.
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The Tubbs Fire was briefly the state's most destructive wildfire, with more than 5,500 buildings burned.
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News reports of gold from the sky spread like wildfire, prompting an outpouring on social media.
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The road is rocky: Drought, wildfire, torrential rainfall and predatory coyotes, starlings and snails wreak havoc.
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Before then, they never considered the possibility that a wildfire could eviscerate their cul-de-sacs.
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Like much of wildfire-ravaged Northern California, my hometown is engulfed in a smoky, hazardous haze.
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It spread like wildfire, distorting facts into outlandish fictions, despite being attributed only to obscure sources.
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I fear that violence and looting will spread like wildfire in the nation's capital and beyond.
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Typically, such grants from the USDA's State Fire Assistance program go to wildfire prevention and response.
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"Areas experiencing significant rainfall following a wildfire are at risk for debris flows and flash flooding."
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Ella TragerNew York To the Editor: The coronavirus has disrupted my life like a California wildfire.
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One firefighter reported seeing a flock spread a wildfire all the way up a small valley.
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Generally, females are more vulnerable to wildfire smoke than males, children more at risk than adults.
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ICYMI ... the question was posed toward the end of 2019, and it's spread like wildfire online.
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I had my eye on them, knowing what it takes for a wildfire to become news.
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The outages, part of a wildfire safety program, were increasingly dangerous for sick and elderly residents.
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Mr. Johnson and his embattled utility argue that improvements are being made, particularly concerning wildfire prevention.
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Two juveniles were charged with arson on Wednesday in connection with the wildfire in Gatlinburg, Tenn.
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Californians fight flames on multiple fronts during wildfire season, but the real enemy is the wind.
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Better understand the dynamics of the plume and you can better understand the nature of wildfire.
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Authorities arrested a Danish man and accused him of starting a recent Colorado wildfire, Reuters reports.
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A firefighter keeps watch a wildfire along a hillside in Azusa, California, Monday, June 20, 2016.
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Simply pointing the finger at climate change will not prevent devastation during the next wildfire season.
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Nude models are raising money for wildfire relief in Australia with the promise of personal pictures.
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Australian billionaires have collectively pledged at least $54 million to wildfire relief efforts, Business Insider estimates.
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Increasingly, encampments are nestling against wild lands, raising concerns amid increasingly intense and volatile wildfire seasons.
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Australia is in the grips of a massive wildfire disaster, intensified by record heat and drought.
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Wildfire smoke contains poisonous gases such as carbon monoxide (CO) and fine particles known as PM2.5.
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And losing an entire habitat to wildfire will have a downright apocalyptic effect on an ecosystem.
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