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Telegraph Fire Map, Update as Arizona Blaze Burns Nearly 140,000 Acres

Telegraph Fire Map, Update as Arizona Blaze Burns Nearly 140,000 Acres
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William S Maloney, obituary

William S. Maloney. PORT CLYDE William S. Maloney, 56, died peacefully in Port Clyde, Maine on May 22, 2021. Billy, as he was known, was born on April 8, 1965 in the Bronx (New York), to the Rev. William Sidney Maloney IV and Ellen Holmes Maloney. The family moved from New York to Vermont following the death of Billy’s father in 1971. Billy grew up in Dorset, Vermont and attended the Dorset School before going to North Country School in Lake Placid, New York where he graduated in 1979. Billy continued on to Northfield Mount Hermon School where he graduated in 1983 and then attended the University of Vermont.

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Babb Fire sparked by tree branch that fell on Avista powerline

The report suggests the 44-year-old tree should have been cut down before the fire. Author: Kaitlin Riordan Updated: 7:20 PM PDT May 18, 2021 SPOKANE, Wash The Washington Department of Natural Resources released its final report on the Babb Road Fire that destroyed the town of Malden on Labor Day in 2020. The report says the fire started after a Ponderosa pine tree branch fell on an Avista powerline during high winds on Sept. 7. A DNR forest pathologist determined that the tree had several multi-dominant tops, signs of stress and insect infestation. The report suggests the 44-year-old tree should have been cut down before the fire.

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5 things to know as wildfire season heats up

NationofChange New research sheds light on how increasing wildfires are affecting ecosystems and communities. Image Credit: National Wildfire Coordinating Group In early May scientists discovered a plume of smoke wafting from a smoldering sequoia that ignited during 2020’s Castle fire, which set California’s Sequoia National Forest alight last August. The fiery remnant is the result of another too-dry winter in California and an ominous marker for the beginning of the 2021 fire season, which experts say looks “grim” for California and across much of the West. March and April were the driest in more than 126 years for Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada and Utah, and the third and fourth driest for

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Washington Annual Forest Health Highlights Report Illustrates Challenges

Washington Annual Forest Health Highlights Report Illustrates Challenges Washington’s forests continue to face an array of challenges brought on by an increasingly dry climate and the consequences of past forest management practices, according to the latest Forest Health Highlights report compiled by scientists with the Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Forest lands endured stressors like ongoing drought conditions and an historic fire season, forcing scientists with the DNR to adapt like never before. Restrictions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic grounded the interagency aerial survey conducted by DNR and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service for the first time since 1947.

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