New study shows why Arizona wildfires are getting bigger, hotter
Invasive plants are filling in holes in the desert and adding more fuel for fires.
Source: 12news.com
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A new approach to fighting wildfires combines local knowledge and AI
Land managers in the western United States are using potential operational delineations, or PODS, to prepare for — and take advantage of — wildfires.
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Source: sciencenews.org
"Mine Field," by Joy Williams | The New Yorker
Road Trips, by Joy Williams: “We are in a moment when a scenic drive, a little road trip through a purportedly protected landscape, is still theoretically possible.”
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Source: newyorker.com
AHS deploys team to Maui to search for animals hit by wildfire
The Arizona Humane Society sent an emergency response team to Maui Wednesday morning to aid in rescue efforts of animals.
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Source: ktar.com
Heat Dome Triggers Dangerous Heat Wave in Southwest, Experts Warn of Health Risks
Severe heat continues to build in Arizona and across the Southwest, with conditions in Phoenix threatening to become the city’s longest heat wave on record, according to the National Weather Service.
Source: natureworldnews.com
Arizona officials paint grim outlook for fire season
That bumper crop of flowers and grasses from all that rain are going to turn from beautiful to deadly this coming wildfire season.
Source: eastvalleytribune.com
Arizona 2023 wildfire outlook: State could see below average danger
Arizonas fire conditions during the states wildfire season will be normal or, at some points, have below average fire danger for summer 2023.
Source: usatoday.com
Arizona officials paint grim outlook for fire season
That bumper crop of flowers and grasses from all that rain are going to turn from beautiful to deadly this coming wildfire season.
Source: eastvalleytribune.com
Water the hot topic at annual county pre-season fire meeting
Gila County has a unique fire season problem: water.
Source: paysonroundup.com
April showers may bring May flowers and increased risk of wildfire
PHOENIX — That bumper crop of flowers and grasses from all that rain are going to turn from beautiful to deadly this coming wildfire season.
Source: paysonroundup.com