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EPA clears Washington state to do more controlled burns to prevent wildfires - Vimarsana News

EPA clears Washington state to do more controlled burns to prevent wildfires

SEATTLE—Washington firefighters now have more planning time and a longer season to ignite the controlled burns they use to prevent massive wildfires threatening landscapes and homes and blanketing the state

Source: tdn.com
EPA clears Washington state to do more controlled burns to prevent wildfires - Vimarsana News

EPA clears Washington state to do more controlled burns to prevent wildfires

SEATTLE—Washington firefighters now have more planning time and a longer season to ignite the controlled burns they use to prevent massive wildfires threatening landscapes and homes and …

Heat warnings issued for US Pacific Northwest and Canada as extreme heat stokes fire concerns - Vimarsana News

Heat warnings issued for US Pacific Northwest and Canada as extreme heat stokes fire concerns

The Northwest US has mostly been able to dodge major heat this summer, but it has arrived with a vengeance and could help to stoke and start wildfires, including in parts of western Canada where hundreds of wildfires are raging out of control.

Source: cnn.com
Marathon wildfire season could persist into next month, Ottawa says - Vimarsana News

Marathon wildfire season could persist into next month, Ottawa says

So far, 5,595 wildfires have burned an estimated 13.4 million hectares in Canada, according to national metrics

Fire update for Aug. 14, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Fire update for Aug. 14, 2023

LAHAINA, Hawaii — The wildfire in Lahaina, Hawaii had claimed at least 80 lives as of Saturday, according to the Associated Press. The city of just under 13,000 on the island of Maui was left in ashes by a fire that began Tuesday, according to the AP. A combination of high winds, an small firefighting force and power outages that interfered with fire warnings made matters worse. “I am devastated by the lives lost and the destruction in Lahaina,” Washington State Commissioner of Public Lands wrote in a statement.