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wildfire

[wahyld-fahyuhr] / ˈwaɪldˌfaɪər /




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The lawmakers said the unfilled seat has “real consequences for communities that depend on federal advocacy for wildfire recovery, water access, agriculture, healthcare, and basic infrastructure.”

From Los Angeles Times

Some experts cautioned that LAUSD’s consultants tested the air for only a handful of mostly non-hazardous VOCs that are typically used to detect smoke from a wildfire that primarily burned plants.

From Los Angeles Times

Her house was one of those destroyed by a wildfire that wiped out much of the town.

From Barron's

Jack reported on drought and wildfires for the Sunday Telegraph in Sydney, Australia.

From The Wall Street Journal

So who was having a cookout with a wildfire marching toward them?

From Literature