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  3 days ago

  As massive wildfires become the norm, can air purifiers provide relief for indoor air quality?

  abc7.com - Denise Dador

  Significant wildfires are becoming the new normal for residents of Southern California. And they're not alone. The National Interagency Fire Center …

• Canada had one of its worst wildfire seasons. How bad was it?

  ICLR

  

  3 days ago

  Canada had one of its worst wildfire seasons. How bad was it?

  Global News - By Nia Williams

  With summer drawing to a close in Canada, the 2024 wildfire season is shaping up as one of the most destructive on record, largely due to the …

• Photos: The Line wildfire in Southern California burns over 20,000 acres and forces thousands of evacuations

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  6 days ago

  Photos: The Line wildfire in Southern California burns over 20,000 acres and forces thousands of evacuations

  Yahoo News - Chanelle Chandler

  The “Line Fire,” a fast-moving wildfire fueled by extremely high temperatures in San Bernardino County, Calif., has scorched more than 20,000 acres …

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  5 days ago

  The Trade-Off for Mountain Tranquility in California? Increasing Fire Risk.

  Yahoo News - Soumya Karlamangla

  Through the window of her hotel room, Helene Forman monitored the wooded mountainside where encroaching flames Monday threatened her mobile home in …

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  As wildfires continue to burn, here's how homeowners are affected

  USA TODAY Money - Amy Fontinelle

  Each summer and fall — and in some areas, year-round — people across the United States face an increasingly familiar threat: extreme wildfires. In fact, over 15 million Americans live in counties with wildfire risk, according to data from Wildfirerisk.org, a free United States Department of …

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  That backyard wood fence will have to go, say proposed California fire safety rules

  pressdemocrat.com - SUSAN WOOD

  California is chipping away at developing new statewide rules to remove plants, mulch and other flammable materials within 5 feet of buildings and …