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When a Tri-Cities family headed to Hawaii, they hoped it would be the vacation of a lifetime. Instead, they found something familiar: wildfires.
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This year’s fire season has been the mildest year for Washington in a decade. But, the season isn’t over yet.
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Recent atmospheric research may help Northwest forest managers better prepare for wildfires.
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Usually, fire season starts to tamp down in September. This year has been anything but normal. In an unprecedented fire event, at least 80 fires started…
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At the Hanford Nuclear Site in southeastern Washington, and across the West, winter’s deep snow and a cool spring have produced lots of brush and…
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Fires across the region have blanketed the Northwest in smoke. Blazes in California and British Columbia are also adding to the thick, reddish-gray haze.…
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Firefighters scrambled Sunday night at the Hanford nuclear reservation to corral a 2,800-acre wildfire. Hanford officials said the wildfire started Sunday…
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Tribes across the West are trying to restore their forests and grasslands to the way they were before white settlers arrived. Their goal is to return…
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Senator Maria Cantwell questioned the acting head of the U.S. Forest Service, Vicki Christiansen, this week. Among the senator's top concerns: there may…
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In Seattle, there’s a national fire research lab where scientists have been working on a new computer model to better aid land managers as they predict…