The war on wildfires is going high-tech
Last December, a farmer was burning dry grapevines in his vineyard in Deir Mar Moussa, a hill town a dozen miles east of ...
Horton Fire near Payson sees "minimal" activity, but officials say danger not over
The wildfire burning northeast of Payson scorched nearly 900 acres, but spread and containment slowed through the holiday ...
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Proposed changes would allow more logging
Now the Biden administration has embarked on an update of the plan to address changes, including a loss of nearly 7% of ...
Proposed changes would allow more logging on federal land in Northwest
The plan was enacted in 1994 and includes 24 million acres across federal land. It was intended to preserve mature and ...
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Writer Tom Ribe Releases New Book on Northern New Mexico Forest Fires
NEWS RELEASESanta Fe writer Tom Ribe has just released the fully revised Inferno by Committee, “A History of the Cerro Grande ...
Opinion: Fear of forest fires fuels unnecessary and unhelpful logging on public lands
Humanity’s earliest irrational fear of forests had to do with “evil spirits,” along with anxiety over mostly harmless ...
Update: Sunshine Fire in Los Angeles County – Dec. 21 status
Sunshine Fire initially started today at 8:23 p.m. in Los Angeles County. It has been burning on federal land managed by the ...
Horton Fire burns 600 acres of forest northeast of Payson. Here's what we know
The Horton Fire northeast of Payson burned more than 600 acres of forest by Saturday and was 0% contained, according to the ...
Horton Fire forces SET evacuations as it passes 600 acres burned
The Horton Fire continues to grow in the Tonto National Forest, surpassing 600 acres burned with 0% containment.
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Gene Chague: Examining wildfires from a wildlife perspective
Gene Chague is relaying some facts from MassWildlife on wildfires, along with reports on CWD and bear hunting in the state.
How Southern California winter storms could be dangerous for some living near recent wildfires
People living at the base of hills and mountains with fresh burn scars are most at risk for mudslides and debris flows.
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Slash burning produces smoke visible from Butte
Smoke produced by the burning of slash piles associated with the Basin Creek Project on the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest has been visible for weeks from Butte, occasionally stirring curiosity.