Sentence examples for the increasing wildfire from inspiring English sources

Westerling and several other experts have called for a change in strategy to deal with the increasing wildfire risk.

In the face of the increasing wildfire risk and highly damaging events, political responses have typically focused on increasing the suppression response (Busenberg 2004).

Concurrent with the increased wildfire activity has been a substantial increase in residential development within the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) (Theobald and Romme 2007).

One of the most important indirect effects in many regions is the possibility of increasing wildfire risk (Brown et al., 2004), and the introduction of fire as an important shaper of landscapes in areas where this has not been the case for centuries or millennia (Schumacher, 2004).

Policies and actions to reduce the cycle of ever increasing wildfire suppression effort, management costs, and resource losses will be challenging to implement.

The decline in snowpack has decreased the amount of water available in summer, increasing wildfire risk.

The expansion of spring is also increasing wildfire risk by drying out vegetation.

However, human induced geographical and climatic changes are exposing populations more frequently to wildfires and increasing wildfire risk.

State scientists have identified reduced snowpack in the Sierra Nevada, prolonged droughts, increasing wildfires and growing infestation of pests as some of the results of the warming.

The assumption that increased wildfire incidence in the Mediterranean Basin during the last decades is an outcome of changes in land use warrants an objective analysis.

Most fire research has focused on the dry forest types, and much less is known about the ecological impacts of increased wildfire activity in the moist forests and the potential for adapting to these changes through forest management.