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Early And Active Fire Season Result Of El Niño, Experts Claim
Experts attribute the early and active fire season to El Niño. Read more here.
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El Nino Could Unfold in September, November; Drought, Wildfire Concerns Likely to Emerge
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Algeria Wildfires Kill At Least 34 People, Forces Mass Evacuation Amid Extreme Heat
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Sandy Fire: South Florida Wildfire Consumes 690 Acres of Pine Reserve
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South Korea Wildfire Kills One, Forces Hundreds to Evacuate in the Gangneung Area
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Multiple Fire Weather Alerts in Effect Over Parts of Texas as Dry Season Persists
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40 Animals Dead After Fire Consumed Red Creek Wildlife Center — Pennsylvania
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Texas Grass Fire Destroyed 9 Houses While Owners Watched Helplessly
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Lightning Due to Intense Monsoon Storms Sets Multiple Homes Ablaze in Phoenix
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72-Foot Yacht Caught Fire and Sank, Three Passengers and Two Dogs Survive Miraculously
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Severe Thunderstorms and Critical Fire Weather Conditions Expected in Multiple US Regions on Friday
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Statistic Reveals How Big of a Damage Wildfires Caused in 2021Statistic Reveals How Big of a Damage Wildfires Caused in 2021
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Study Reveals That Fire Accelerates Permafrost Degradation in Arctic Alaska
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UK Braces for Onslaught of 700-Mile Wide Rain Wall as Storm Approaches
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Oklahoma, Tennessee Valley Forecast: Stormy Conditions Likely to Affect Daily Commutes This Week
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China Flooding: Over 100,000 People Evacuated in Southern China Amid Heavy Rain and Deadly Floodwaters
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US Seaweed Farming Pioneer Builds Network for Ocean Farmers
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Great White Sharks Observed for the First Time Changing Their Behavior in Different Marine Environments [Study]
