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Joe Neguse calls for more wildfire mitigation resources to White River National Forest, other priority areas - Vimarsana News

Joe Neguse calls for more wildfire mitigation resources to White River National Forest, other priority areas

While wildfire mitigation projects are considered one of the best approaches to preventing and preparing against increasing wildfire risk, these projects require a significant number of resources, including manpower, equipment and, of course, funding —...

Rep. Neguse calls for more wildfire mitigation resources to White River National Forest, other priority areas - Vimarsana News

Rep. Neguse calls for more wildfire mitigation resources to White River National Forest, other priority areas

While wildfire mitigation projects are considered one of the best approaches to preventing and preparing against increasing wildfire risk, these projects require a significant number of resources, including manpower, equipment, and, of course, funding —...

Contreras Fire is now 83 percent contained - Vimarsana News

Contreras Fire is now 83 percent contained

TUCSON (KVOA) — Containment on the wildfire burning in southern Arizona increased to 83 percent, officials said Thursday.

Source: kvoa.com
Incendios quemaron el equivalente a ocho ciudades de Córdoba - Vimarsana News

Incendios quemaron el equivalente a ocho ciudades de Córdoba

58% de las sierras de Córdoba. Se trata de unos 9.211 focos que arrasaron aproximadamente 1.600.000 hectáreas, "lo que serían 8 ciudades de Córdoba". "El año más complicado fue el 1988 con 960 focos, que equivaldrían al 10% de toda la superficie quemada en los 31 años. En los años más favorables sólo se quemaron 2 mil hectáreas, que fue el 2014", especificó. Los focos de mayor tamaño, que son los de más de mil hectáreas, fueron responsables del 71% del área quemada. En tanto, los menores a 100 hectáreas produjeron el 11%. /Inicio Código Embebido/