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B.C. is seeing a record number of 'zombie fires'. What does this mean? - Vimarsana News

B.C. is seeing a record number of 'zombie fires'. What does this mean?

Daniels said a couple of examples of "zombie fires" include the Horse River Fire, which forced the evacuation of Fort McMurry on May 1, 2016. That fire burned for more than a year.

New Mexico Calf Canyon Fire Ignited Zombie Fire - Vimarsana News

New Mexico Calf Canyon Fire Ignited Zombie Fire

The greatest fire in New Mexico history was discovered Friday to be the result of a deliberate burn that had ended in January before rekindling in April after at least three winter weather occurrences.

Antarctica's Doomsday Glacier at Risk of Collapsing, Could Permanently Change Global Coastline - Vimarsana News

Antarctica's Doomsday Glacier at Risk of Collapsing, Could Permanently Change Global Coastline

Scientists have detected disconcerting and worrying indicators near the planet's southern end, notably in one of the ice shelves protecting the Antarctic's so-called "Doomsday glacier."

Brews News: Muskoka Brewery offerings make us think of summer - Vimarsana News

Brews News: Muskoka Brewery offerings make us think of summer

Champing at the bit to get to cottage country? There are ways to get there without breaking the last few days of our latest COVID-19 lockdown.

Rapid Warming in the Arctic Awakens 'Zombie Fires' That Refuse to Die - Vimarsana News

Rapid Warming in the Arctic Awakens 'Zombie Fires' That Refuse to Die

The fire season in the far North usually starts early June when ice from heavy winter has melted. However, as global temperature rises, zombie fires had gone prevalent a little earlier in the frozen Arctic and can become more common in the future.