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[edit] Vail Christian grads escape California wildfire - Vail Daily News

18 November 2008, by

[edit] California wildfire lessons: Steps by homeowners cut damage - Christian Science Monitor

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[edit] California: Report outlines how to adapt to climate change

18 November 2008, by Christopher Reeves The region requires 37 percent more water while sources such as the Colorado River are smaller by 20 percent or more. Fire season starts earlier and the annual number of days with ideal conditions for big wildfires increases by up to 20 ...

[edit] Obama campaign site, e-mail alerts direct aid to California ...

18 November 2008, by Ernest Luning Visitors to Barack Obama’s campaign Web site on Monday were greeted with an appeal to help the victims of Southern California’s wildfires under the heading “Together We Can” with a link to CaliforniaVolunteers.org. ...

[edit] Mountain Communities Worry About Fall Fire Danger - cbs4denver.com

18 November 2008, by

[edit] Environmental Damage Increases Migration

18 November 2008, by Dave Bennion The 500-acre $172.2-million reservoir, to be completed in August 2010, will store surplus Colorado River water for use by coastal Southern California, southern Nevada, and central Arizona; previously this water had been flowing to ...

[edit] Wildfire news, November 18

18 November 2008, by Bill Gabbert "STARFIRE": New tool to analyze fire risks and benefits We can add another tool to the long list of programs that fire managers can use to help make decisions. Here are some excerpts from a news release from Colorado State University. ...

[edit] Report outlines how to adapt to climate change - San Diego Union Tribune

18 November 2008, by

[edit] WILDFIRE NEWS OF THE DAY - 111708 As the wildfires in Southern ...

17 November 2008, by Michael Archer It sounds like Colorado firefighters may get to use this manual sooner than expected, as a wildfire breaks out in Phantom Canyon, while Arizona firefighters were busy this weekend with their own wildfires. NASA satellites provide some ...

[edit] The Wildfires in California

17 November 2008, by Ria Five states in the SW have experienced huge growth, even though 4 of those states collectively rely on one and the same Colorado River for all of their water needs. Add the mentality that wants to maintain a steady growth in population ...

[edit] Mother Nature lends a hand as firefighters battle raging blazes

17 November 2008, by MSNBC Wildfires burn more than 800 homes since last Thursday.

[edit] Colorado State University Fire Scientists Develop Wildfire ...

17 November 2008, by unknown Colorado State University researchers have developed a wildfire management playbook for federal agencies to use to strategically manage wildfires.

[edit] COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY FIRE SCIENTISTS DEVELOP WILDFIRE ... - Colorado State University (press release)

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[edit] Should Wildfires Be Fought So Aggressively? - LiveScience.com

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[edit] Finally, progress on pine beetle problem - Denver Post

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[edit] 2008 Pasadena Marathon & Bike Tour - Chiropractic News (press release)

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[edit] SYLMAR & "TEA" WILDFIRES: WHY CALIFORNIA KEEPS GETTING BURNED

15 November 2008, by Cosa Nostradamus A lot of LA's water comes from the Colorado River in Arizona, through hundreds of miles of pipe, and it tastes like it. Most Southern Californians prefer bottled water, which many homes get delivered weekly. Nobody asks where it comes ...

[edit] Researchers to torch beetle-killed trees in Rocky Mountain ... - Summit Daily News

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[edit] Lawmakers announce plan to reduce wildfire risk - 9NEWS.com

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[edit] GOP's Kopp welcomes new state support in fighting threat of wildfires

12 November 2008, by unknown A funding initiative announced by the governor today should bolster a Republican effort to secure more of the state's map...

[edit] California’s Water Crisis

31 July 2008, by By Arnold Schwarzenegger and Dianne Feinstein The Los Angeles Times The wildfires that have burned more than 1 million acres are the most visible symptom of another long, hot, dry summer in California. Less visible, though no less devastating, are the effects that the prolonged drought has on the state’s water supply and environment.   Although no one disagrees on the urgent need to fight the fires, there has long been sharp disagreement about how to address California’s chronic water sho

[edit] colorado wildfire resources - bibliography created by Colorado State Publications Library

23 July 2008, by askcolorado

[edit] GIS Helps Local State and Federal Agencies Respond to Northern California Firestorms

17 July 2008, by (State News and Information) Thousands of firefighters from local state and federal agencies are using geographic information system GIS software to coordinate and effectively respond to the recent outbreak of Northern California firestorms Agencies are using digitally mapped data spatial analysis and ...

[edit] Fires flare across dry state

16 July 2008, by Wildfires burned hundreds of acres across Colorado today, as the state muddles on through a hot, dry summer.

[edit] Julie Miller's Genealogy Disaster Plan

15 July 2008, by Julie Miller is a certified genealogist, researcher, lecturer and a prolific writer. She recently wrote: The year is only half over, and already there have been numerous natural disasters that have hit close to home: The tornadoes in northern Colorado; the floods in the Midwest; the wildfires ...

[edit] Crews Tackle Flurry Of Small Fires Around Colo.

7 July 2008, by Firefighters along the Front Range and on the West Slope have been dealing with a series of small wildfires fueled in part by Colorado's hot, dry weather.

[edit] Smoke from wildfires in California threatening people

29 June 2008, by Fire crews from a joint task force from Nebraska, Colorado, Oregon and Kansas, are engufed by smoke from a wildfire as it approaches a home on Partington Ridge Rd. south of Big Sur, Calif., Friday, Ju...

[edit] Wildfires Still Troublesome In 3 States

28 June 2008, by Three states -- California, Colorado and New Mexico -- are battling wildfires that have driven people from their homes.

[edit] The Importance of Prevention and Protection from Wildfires this Season

19 June 2008, by It is the time of year that many look forward to…Summer. The kids are out of school, we are taking family vacations and more. But for those of us who live in the mountains, this can also be a time of great stress and uncertainty. This is forest fire season. This Sunday marks the anniversary of a horrifying natural disaster in a market very similar to our own, South Lake Tahoe. The Angora fire devastated the entire South shore of beautiful Lake Tahoe in California bringing destruction and ec

[edit] PCMS wildfire initiates Army PHASE 1B

14 June 2008, by PINON CANYON MANEUVER SITE, Colo- The US Army refused assistance in fighting the PCMS Bridger Fire, and now it’s jumped the Pergatoire River and is leading the invasion of PARCELS 1A and 1B, a year ahead of the Army’s thwarted expansion schedule. Related posts Pinon Canyon public meeting WED 3PM (0) Activists not arrested for trying to get into the State Democratic Convention (0) No Army expansion into Pinon Canyon (0) USA acronyms want Pinon Canyon again (0) Star gazing close to home (0)

[edit] Wildfires just one part of National Guard’s domestic response mosaic

13 June 2008, by Wildfires just one part of National Guard’s domestic response mosaic Filed under: military, Jim Greenhill, National Guard, Soldiers, Airmen, natural disasters, California wildfires, North Carolina National Guard, California National Guard, Colorado National Guard — Jim @ 10:01 pm ARLINGTON, Va. – National Guard Citizen-Soldiers and –Airmen were assisting firefighters tackling wildfires in California, Colorado and North Carolina on Friday.   Guardmembers rushed to help in the Western, Mountai

[edit] Drying of the West - Photo Gallery - National Geographic Magazine

11 June 2008, by tarjetabrn

[edit] What Real Estate Investing, A Tornado In Windsor, Colorado and Wildfires In California All Have In Common?

23 May 2008, by I have to admit that I don’t watch the news very often (or much TV at all) but I recently took a 30 minute break from the computer and from my day to day investing gig to just veg out and unwind. What happened was I made the mistake of turning on the news. How freakin’ depressing! Doom and gloom everywhere. A tornado in Windsor, Colorado, wildfires in California, the aftermath of the Burmese cyclone, earthquakes in China, even word of an alleged gang of serial killers targeting male college

[edit] Los Angeles unveils drought plan

16 May 2008, by LONE PINE, CA - MAY 09: The Los Angeles Aqueduct carries water from the snowcapped Sierra Nevada Mountains, which carry less snow than normal, to major urban areas of southern California on May 9, 2008 near Lone Pine, California. Urgent calls for California residents to conserve water have grown in ...

[edit] Report: In Emergencies, People Turn to Facebook

30 April 2008, by A study that will appear in tomorrow's New Scientist magazine found that social media sites, blogs, and instant messaging services were better at connecting people and providing warnings during emergencies than traditional sources of such information, according to the Telegraph. Dr. Leysia Palen, an ...

[edit] April 20, 2008--Experts brace for wildfires despite mountain snowpack (Boulder Daily Camera)

25 April 2008, by April 20, 2008--Experts brace for wildfires despite mountain snowpack (Boulder Daily Camera) Colorado News Snowpack Wildfires Above-average snowpack in the mountains doesn’t necessarily translate into low wildfire danger, especially if forecasts for a »

[edit] Playing with Fire: Angler Survives Colorado Blaze

24 April 2008, by Fortunately the U.S. west is having one of its wettest years in recent memory. But wildfires can happen anywhere at any time in the Rocky Mountains, regardless of rain and snowpack levels. If you plan on fishing in arid country...

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[edit] Wildfires rage in Texas, Colorado, N.M.

17 April 2008, by A wildfire burned at least four homes Thursday in west Texas and forced the evacuation of about 100 residences, the Texas Forest ...

[edit] Colorado: Update - Bridge collapse LODDs

17 April 2008, by Photo of the collapsed bridge where the firefighters died Photo credit: AP Father of firefighter killed in Line of duty was in a truck right behind his son's as it plunged into a ravine. OLNEY SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) John Schwartz became a volunteer firefighter about five weeks ago, seeing an opportunity to go from fixing neighbors' cars and trucks to being an even bigger help. Terry Devore, 30, had recently become fire chief of the Olney Springs Volunteer Fire Department after serving 10 years w

[edit] National Briefing | West: 3 Die Fighting Wildfires in Colorado

17 April 2008, by Wildfires caused the deaths of two firefighters and a pilot and forced hundreds of residents from their homes.

[edit] Three killed in Colorado wildfires

17 April 2008, by Read full story for latest details.

[edit] Severe storms possible in N. Texas, Okla. on Thursday; Weather eases Colo. wildfires that killed 3; Forecast: Weather fit for a Pope; A drought in Australia, a global shortage of rice

17 April 2008, by Weather News: Severe storms possible in North Texas [weather | webcams], eastern Oklahoma [weather | webcams] on Thursday Weather eases Colo. wildfires that killed 3 Forecast: Weather fit for a Pope World Weather: A drought in Australia, a global shortage of rice

[edit] Severe storms possible in N. Texas, Okla. on Thursday; Weather eases Colo. wildfires that killed 3; Forecast: Weather fit for a Pope; A drought in Australia, a global shortage of rice

17 April 2008, by Weather News: Severe storms possible in North Texas [weather | webcams], eastern Oklahoma [weather | webcams] on Thursday Weather eases Colo. wildfires that killed 3 Forecast: Weather fit for a Pope World Weather: A drought in Australia, a global shortage of rice

[edit] Photo: Fire Then Ice

16 April 2008, by A day after near record-breaking heat spawned three wildfires across Colorado, a spring snowstorm blanketed the Denver area. View larger images of the 16th Street Mall and the Blue Bear from this afternoon.

[edit] Weather helps crews battle Colo. wildfires that killed 3

16 April 2008, by ORDWAY, Colo. (AP) -- Stunned residents surveyed the smoldering ruins of their homes Wednesday after a fast-moving wildfire swept through parts of this farm town on Colorado's eastern plains, killing two volunteer firefighters, scorching grassland and forcing hundreds of people to flee....

[edit] Update: Colorado Firefighter Line of duty deaths

16 April 2008, by All three firefighters killed Tuesday during firefighting operations in Colorado have been identified. The firefighting aircraft pilot was identified as Gert Marais, 42, of Fort Benton, Montana. Gert Marais worked for Aero Applicators a Sterling, Colorado crop dusting company that supplies aerial firefighting services to the Colorado State Forest Service. The single-engine, turboprop firefighting plane crashed near Fort Carson, killing the pilot, Gert Marais, 42, of Fort Benton, Mont., Fort Car

[edit] 3 die in Ordway, Colorado wildfires; storm could aid firefighters

16 April 2008, by Firefighters resumed the battle today against three wildfires that blazed across thousands of acres of grass, forcing hundreds of residents to evacuate and leading to the deaths of two firefighters and a pilot.

[edit] Storms Could Dampen Colorado Wildfires

16 April 2008, by Article by WBALTV.com - National News Headlines at http://www.wbaltv.com/index.html?rss=bal&psp=nationalnews Colder, wetter weather is expected to help dampen three major wildfires in Colorado that have killed three people and burned dozens of homes.

[edit] Storms Could Dampen Colorado Wildfires

16 April 2008, by Colder, wetter weather is expected to help dampen three major wildfires in Colorado that have killed three people and burned dozens of homes.