Wildfire
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The government shutdown is taking a toll on wildfire preparations across the West
Firefighting training courses are being canceled from Tennessee to Oregon, piles of dead trees are untended in federal forests and controlled burns to thin dry vegetation aren't getting done
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Officials want to keep drones away from Colorado wildfires. But how do you halt something you can’t see?
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Two of Colorado’s largest trees lived for 500 years near Durango. Then came the 416 fire.
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Wildfires in Colorado cost $130 million in 2018. Here are the details, down to the $40 daily rate on portable toilets.
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The Buffalo fire, near Silverthorne, was one of the first big tests for fire breaks in Colorado. Now, communities are changing their tune toward them.
By Jesse Paul Wildfire Primary category in which blog post is published
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For one man in a Colorado foothills town, watching the Black Forest wildfire explode was almost like looking in the mirror.
In Bailey, John Van Doren invited Black Forest residents to speak there in the hope that he and his neighbors might benefit from lessons learned. That led to a plan.
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Black Forest has rebuilt after the fire that gutted it. But is it at risk of being destroyed again?
After another brutal fire season, more Colorado communities are discovering the long road to recovery
