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Understanding codes will help integrators avoid mistakes when specifying fire safety equipment

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Airport users of firefighting foams containing PFAS compounds face a legacy of contamination from the so-called 'forever chemicals.'

Deadly wildfires in the US state of Hawaii have sparked conspiracy theories that the blazes were set intentionally to steal residents' land and create a "smart island." These claims are baseless; while officials are still investigating, the National Weather Service (NWS) and independent experts say dry, windy weather fueled the flames.

An FBO at Florida's Palm Beach International Airport was the latest to suffer an accidental hangar fire foam discharge.

This prestigious honor is given by the NFPA Board of Directors to individuals who have made significant contributions in the promotion of fire safety and NFPAs mission.

At the NFPA Conference & Expo, the National Fire Protection Association announced several awardees.

“I wish there was another set of stairs on the other end of that building,” says the man who employed the two victims. “My guys would have had another chance to escape.”

Tammy Olis admitted she’d heard it before, but always thought it was a myth that closed doors could limit a fire’s spread.