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So far there have been no reported fatalities, something the states governor descibed as a "miracle". some 30,000 people were told to leave their homes on thursday when a state of emergency was declared. while previous fires in colorado have been in rural areas, these latest blazes have been burning in more suburban parts of the state. winds of up to 105mph fanned flames across the region amid a historic drought. at least some were sparked when power lines were toppled by strong winds, and they ...

The los angeles area. gusts up to 70 miles per hour. several blazes started overnight after downed power lines. tens of thousands are spending their thanksgiving without electricity in an effort to prevent more fires. many more face the possibility of outages. abcs kaylee hartung is in los angeles for us. >> reporter: tonight, thanksgiving in jeopardy for thousands of people in southern california. faced with high fire danger, power companies shutting off electricity for nearly 70,000 customers,...

A new study suggests humans could be the reason the wildfire seasons are getting worse.

U.S. officials say several wildfires have destroyed many thousands of giant sequoia trees in California in a two-year period.

Its incredible. the government is blaming climate change for these fires. hundreds of foreign firefighters were sent to greece to help. the government said it did all that was humanly possible to combat the blazes. but it said the fires were too intense for their defences. honey from pine trees accounts for 70% of greeces total honey

The government is blaming climate change for these fires. hundreds of foreign firefighters were sent to greece to help. the government said it did all that was humanly possible to combat the blazes. but it said the fires were too intense for their defences. honey from pine trees accounts for 70% of greeces total honey production. and until the fires, two—thirds of greek pine honey was produced here

Humanly possible to combat the blazes. but it said the fires were too intense for their defences. honey from pine trees accounts for 70% of greeces total honey production. and until the fires, two—thirds of greek pine honey was produced here in evias huge forests. goat bells ring. the fires have affected the honey trade across the country. this woman started beekeeping as a child with her father. this woman started beekeeping as a child with herfather. now she and her father run a honey

Of the global rebound in emissions and that is due to a large increase in coal use happening in china over the last year. globally, both gas and coal use is above where it was before the pandemic. it is only petrol use that is still below pre—pandemic levels. we will be hearing from the boss from shall on the move to cleaner energy supplies. i am sure you may remember, this summer greece was ravaged by thousands of wildfires fanned by the country by the heat wave in decades. the greek prime mi...

48 past the hour. as wildfire seasons grow longer and more intense, congress is trying to ease the immense pressure on the federal firefighters to help battle these blazes. democratic congress members, joe neguse of california and katie porter of california, along with wyoming republican congresswoman liz cheney introduced a bill to raise the pay for firefighters employed by the federal agencies to at least $20 an hour. to improve others like health care, paid leave, and retirement. some of thos...

The California Science Center in Exposition Park will open an exhibit this month dedicated to fire, exploring dangers that can ignite blazes in homes, the steps that can be taken to prevent them and the science behind the ever-present threat of wildfires in the state.