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Wildfires

Nursing, 2022
Abstract: Wildfire smoke can travel hundreds of miles from its source, resulting in poor air quality. Exposure to poor air quality has been associated with health risks. Nurses should be knowledgeable about such risks to provide appropriate care and education in affected communities.
Reena, Haymond, Lena, Jesrani
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Wildfire

The Science Teacher, 2022
Tara K. McGee, Elise Gatti, Amy Cardinal Christianson   +2 more
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An Analysis of Wildfire Prevention

IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1974
A model of the production of wildfire ignitions and damages is developed and used to determine wildland activity-regulation decisions, which minimize total expected cost-plus-loss due to wildfires. In this context, the implications of various policy decisions are considered.
John M. Heineke, Stein Weissenberger
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Wildfires

Science for Public Policy.-- Coordinated by: Cristina Santín, Javier Madrigal, Xim Cerdà, Juli Pausas.
Madeleine Pascolini-Campbell, Joshua B. Fisher, Joanne V. Hall, Margarita Rivera, Christine M. Lee, James O. Thompson, Ryan Joshi, Janine Baijnath-Rodino   +7 more
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Wildfires

2009
Fire is currently recognized as one of the major natural hazards of the Mediterranean basin. In an average year the total burnt area in the whole basin is around 600,000 hectares, the product of approximately 50,000 fires. The estimated annual cost is around 775 million Euros (FAO 2001). Official data on casualties due to fires are often not available,
Francisco Lloret, Josep Piñol
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