Sentence examples for for a wildfire from inspiring English sources

In 1985, when I had the nerve to create the first wildlife garden at the Chelsea Flower Show, the Royal Horticultural Society was so nonplussed that it inscribed my medal "for a Wildfire Garden".

This was the premise behind Australia's adoption, in 1983, of a new wildfire-management strategy — "Prepare, stay, and defend, or leave early" — which instructs residents either to evacuate as soon as weather conditions are right for a wildfire or to remain at home and fight the flames themselves.

Finally, a case study of a real incident, in which a medium voltage overhead line was blamed for a wildfire, is examined.

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Tyler Townsend said, calling it a trifecta of forces that have made the area ripe for a wildfire.

NEW YORK, May 3 (Reuters) - New York state authorities are blaming arson for a wildfire this month that burned 1,100 acres (445 hectares), destroyed three homes and injured three firefighters in Long Island's Suffolk County.

Finalists: The Denver Post staff (for coverage of a wildfire); The Hartford Courant staff.

A6 Ancient Trees at Less Risk Firefighters in California said they were close to overpowering the part of a wildfire that for several days has threatened 11 groves of sequoias containing some of the world's tallest and oldest trees.

Experiments for a wildfire-prone region in Victoria, Australia, resulted in statistically significant differences in clearance times and exposure counts when comparing our modelling approach to an approach that does not account for dynamic factors.

A Clinton spokesman blamed Comey for "unleashing a wildfire of innuendo".

Complicating matters for firefighters is a wildfire season made unusually long by the unchanging weather patterns.