Sentence examples for deliberate fires from inspiring English sources

Greens often oppose forest thinning as logging in disguise, while state air-quality officials, particularly in California, regularly fight forest managers over permission to start deliberate fires.

Charcoal in the lake sediments will also tell the researchers how Native Americans altered the environment through deliberate fires designed, for example, to increase acorn production by oaks.

With residents and politicians angrily asking why National Park Service officials started the controlled burn a week ago that grew and swept past firebreaks on Thursday, Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt said today that he was suspending all such deliberate fires in the West for 30 days.

In north Wales crews attended 56 deliberate fires between 1 March and 14 April.

These include the area's arson reduction team funding text messages warning of the consequences of deliberate fires.

In north Wales over the Easter weekend there were 11 deliberate fires of which three were grass blazes.

Newtown was born out of disaster: a deliberate fire in 1904 destroyed the original precinct.

Governor Owens had said he feared a deliberate fire would get out of control and that the smoke would harm air quality.

Fifty-four male prisoners who had set a deliberate fire were referred for FIPP treatment by their prison establishment and psychologically assessed at baseline, immediately post treatment, and three-months post treatment.

Police are investigating a deliberate fire that caused more than £700,000 of damage to a Tesco store in Glasgow.

Police are investigating a deliberate fire at a cultural centre that is used as a mosque by the Muslim community.