Sentence examples for types of wildfires from inspiring English sources

In Missouri, the torrid conditions have sparked forest fires that resemble the types of wildfires seen in the West.

The terms forest fire, brush fire, etc., may be used to describe specific types of wildfires; their usage varies according to the characteristics of the fire and the region in which it occurs.

For example, recreational welfare estimates increased for sites that were partially affected by different types of wildfires, with the greatest gains being observed for the most recent wildfires.

"What you're dealing with here is two types of wildfire: there's the 'western' fire, and there's the 'developing' fire," says Greg Bankoff, professor of history at the University of Hull and editor of Flammable Cities: Urban Conflagration and the Making of the Modern World.

There's much of interest, particularly his finding that if you analyze fire data in Australia carefully — doing for housing density what inflation adjustment does for economic change — there is no trend in the frequency of the most destructive type of wildfires.

Climate change is altering the frequency, intensity, and duration of three major types of forest disturbances: wildfire, epidemics of pathogens, and windstorms.

Interest in this type of managed wildfire is increasing, yet its long-term effects on water balance are uncertain.

Only when this type of news and these types of deeds can spread like wildfire to other players around the league will we ever be able to restore our faith in the sport we all love so much. .

Heatwaves, droughts, floods, wildfires, and other types of extreme weather are becoming more intense due to human-caused global warming.

They had been studying the effects of wildfires on air quality and had developed a model that predicts emissions, including CO2, from various types of forest fires.

To say it has spread like wildfire is to exaggerate the power of wildfires.