#wildfires

#wildfires

Many politicians love to play fireman, often visiting disaster scenes and advising real firefighters on how they can do things better. No politico does this more than President Trump, who frequently advises California governors they need to rake the forests to prevent fires.

The foreign investor has purchased nine lots along the Pacific Coast Highway for over $65 million, focusing on properties with more than 40 feet of frontage.

Today is another very difficult day with the level of fire risk remaining very high across many parts of the country, fire service spokesman Vassilis Vathrakoyiannis said on Wednesday, adding that at least 15 firefighters needed medical treatment for injuries and exhaustion.

European leaders find reasons to hope after a coordination call with Trump, but their fate depends on the outcome of his meeting with Putin in Alaska tomorrow.

Kravitz said, 'She was kind enough to let me stay at her house.' Swift's Beverly Hills estate is 'a very beautiful house' that you 'want to preserve.'

The wildfire on Mount Vesuvius, close to Naples, broke out a few days ago, stretching to about 3km wide, destroying hundreds of hectares of woodland.

"Sometimes, recovery is not rebuilding. […] the ethos of #strong - measuring success with how quickly we can raise up houses on scorched earth - is snake oil."

The blaze in southern France's Aude region has killed one person and injured nine, marking the country's largest wildfire this season, consuming over 15,000 hectares.

In 1910, after a series of catastrophic wildfires in the northwestern United States, fire managers adopted a policy of total suppression: preventing ignitions as much as possible. The aim was to extinguish any blaze by 10 a.m. the next day.

The wildfires that have engulfed Turkiye for weeks have surrounded the country's fourth-largest city, leading to the evacuation of more than 1,765 people and causing the tragic death of one firefighter.

The demand for food relief rose 30% from January through March due to the displacement of many people who lost power and water during the wildfires.

"The government is protecting Ontario from all threats, from wildland fires to flooding, ice storms or whatever else may come our way," said Jill Dunlop at a news conference.

These figures show a gap between the scale of BBQ-related emergencies and enforcement action. It suggests either a lack of necessary powers or not enough resources for enforcement.

The Dragon Bravo Fire is the one that burned the Grand Canyon Lodge and nearby structures. It was sparked by lightning on July 4 and expanded to 200 hectares (500 acres) in a little more than a week.