Treat fire with caution: clear the area of combustible materials, dig a pit or use a ring of stones; have extinguishing materials accessible - water, loose dirt, sand; anticipate fire paths - up into trees, across field or forest (driven by high winds), underground.
(She was, as Brownmiller put it, "considered hopelessly bourgeois". Friedan returned fire by cautioning young women against the "bra-burning, anti-man" feminists who were supplanting her).
"Whenever you have a simmering ember, you can still have a forest fire," Fauci cautioned.
Western diplomats praised the cease-fire, but cautioned that previous agreements have been quickly violated.
Greenpeace hailed a "groundbreaking" study they said for the first time gave a detailed breakdown of deaths from last year's fires, but cautioned that the figure was a "conservative estimate".
She was not fired but cautioned to be more careful instead.
The expectation is that this year is likely to be closer to the average for most of the West — but average doesn't mean no fires, Higuera cautions.
Fire officials did caution residents in the vicinity of the fire to prepare for the possibility of leaving.
China and, particularly, India came under real fire for their caution in taking on legally binding future commitments, but despite their protestations, were unable to ensure the different responsibilities of rich and poor countries was reflected in the final deal.
Because we do not know if unhappier people were also more ruminative or with higher levels of anxiety before the fire, we recommend caution on the interpretation of these results.
Asymmetric vegetation responses, variation among and within proxies, and the near-absence of fire today suggest caution in using changes associated with mid-Holocene aridity at the prairie forest boundary as an analog for future responses to global warming.
