Sentence examples for wildfire disaster from inspiring English sources

| Updated below | As Coloradans grappled with the impact of the state's latest wildfire disaster, some writers were quick to call this "the new normal" due to greenhouse-driven climate change.

The legislation, released late Monday, would reopen the government through Sept. 30 while funding a variety of other immigration security measures and spending $12.7 billion on hurricane and wildfire disaster relief.

One piece of legislation, the Wildfire Disaster Funding Act, co-sponsored by Idaho Republican Rep. Mike Simpson, would address the concerns of the Forest Service and the Agriculture Department.

Williams Lake is only beginning to assess the overall cost of this year's wildfire disaster.

H. R. 2862, the "Wildfire Disaster Funding Act," is currently awaiting hearings in House Agriculture and Natural Resource subcommittees.

The WUI is a key factor in identifying the potential for wildfire disaster losses ― California alone has more 4.5 million homes located within the WUI.

Frequent wildfire disasters in southern California highlight the need for risk reduction strategies for the region, of which fuel reduction via prescribed burning is one option.

Attorney Jim Frantz says he is representing 1,600 "victims of PG&E negligence," arguing that the utility should have learned from past wildfire disasters to impose better vegetation management, line protection, and to shut down power to an area when winds get too strong.

They say that one of Northern California's worst wildfire disasters is transitioning into the largest debris-removal campaign in state history.

"Forcing the Forest Service to pay for massive wildfire disasters out of its preexisting fixed budget instead of from an emergency fund like all other natural disasters means there is not enough money left to do the very work that would help restore these high-mortality areas," he said.

Using this information, we can help with flooding and wildfires disasters where emergency response teams on the ground can get immediate information from satellites to find where the fire is, what the flooding looks like, or how many buildings can be affected and is it accessible by road or by boat.