Sentence examples for fire threats from inspiring English sources

Warmer winters and drier summers are contributing to bark beetle infestations and increased fire threats across the American West.

Gen. Wayne D. Eyre said that military helicopter crews used techniques developed in the war in Afghanistan to search for potential fire threats to the conveys.

But the captain provided fresh details about the planning for combat missions and the complex midair choreography with dozens of refueling planes, reconnaissance aircraft and other fighter jets that pass along tips to inbound fighters about ground fire threats and potential targets as they complete their missions and head for home in bases in Europe or on ships in the Mediterranean.

One of Carpenter's maps showed cities and highways, and the other depicted the state's natural resources — a way to help Carpenter keep track of issues unique to Colorado, such as public lands, oil and gas reserves, invasive species of insects, and fire threats.

It proposes to spend $420m both to help local governments deal with fire threats and as seed money for "bio-mass" projects that would turn the bits of wood culled from forests into electricity by using them to heat turbine-driving boilers.

Current surveillance systems for forest fires lack in supporting real-time monitoring of every point of a region at all times and early detection of fire threats.

"We develop specific fire threat assessments on a parcel-by-parcel basis," Mr. Malone told the newspaper.

If the demonstrators' encampments present a genuine fire threat or health threat, they must be cleaned up.

The fire threat has also eased for the Billiat conservation park fire, which has burnt through more than 92,000 hectares.

Not only were the ovens a fire threat, the firefighters concluded, but dust from the grain could explode.

On its website, the RFS said the immediate fire threat to properties in the area had eased.