Sentence examples for more intense fires from inspiring English sources
"These more intensive heat waves precondition the brush for more intense fires," Patzert said.
Larger, more intense fires are all but guaranteed in the years ahead.
Declining snowpack is also contributing to more forest fires at lower elevations, and more intense fires.
Drought, early springs, late rains and dried-out plants result in bigger, more intense fires, he said.
Some of the bill's supporters claim that environmental laws regulating commercial logging have led to more intense fires.
Changing climates in California and decades of well-intentioned practices are leading to larger and more intense fires across the state.
The danger is that the more intense fire fighting becomes, the more difficult it is to escape from.
Cardinal Law's visit with the pope comes as he is under more intense fire in the United States than ever for his supervision of sexually abusive priests.
In addition, mass loss from the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets continued to contribute to sea level rise, and increased temperatures contributed to longer and more intense fire seasons, ranging from California to Australia.
"Climate change threatens Aboriginal traditional use by altering the ecosystems of the vast wetlands of Kakadu and raising temperatures to a level likely to lead to more intense fire regimes," the report said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed devastating wildfires out West on poor forest management, rejecting the idea that climate change could be leading to a longer and more intense fire season in the United States.
