Sentence examples for winter fires from inspiring English sources

And last fall, an article on the Web site GreenBlizzard.com, "Cozy Winter Fires — Carbon Impact," called wood-burning fires "a direct pollutant to you, your family and your community".

The higher wildfire frequency for winter fires obtained by Cooke et al. (2007), suggests that winter fires have more human involvement than summer fires.

This is expected as winter fires are shown to be more anthropogenically related than summer fires.

The high number of wildfires in the early and late winter season, when the natural conditions are less prone to wildfire and the human activity pattern is expected to be higher, suggests that winter fires have a stronger correlation with anthropogenic factors than do summer fires.

The images include from the fairground stalls and their owners to the bright neon of the Waltzers and Ferris Wheel, as well as some extreme close ups of crackling winter fires, shot on Sony QX30 and Sony RX100 III cameras.

Winter fires are more concentrated in and around cities and along the roads, and show sharp distinction in high and low hazard regions compared to the annual fires.

Treatments included three levels of fire (winter fire, summer fire, and no fire) and two levels of grazing (simulated grazing and no grazing).

Last winter, fires destroyed houses in Kismet, Lonelyville and Water Island.

Since the early 1970s, fires have become hotter and bigger.

But really, he was a strong suspect in 1,200 fires.

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