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A brief moment of bipartisanship in the U.S. Senate turned political on Wednesday, when Republican lawmakers introduced a new provision to a wildfire bill. That bill, called the Wildfire Prevention Act, would mandate increasing prescribed fires and forest thinning in federal forests.
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As a potentially active fire season nears, officials say business owners should ensure they are as ready at work as they are at home.
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Lane Regional Air Protection Agency is urging the public to prepare for smoke events now.
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The two Democrats said Congress has failed to fully prepare the U.S. Forest Service for what is expected to be a severe wildfire season.
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Oregon’s wildfire season started early this year and is expected to last into October, according to state fire experts.
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Voters in three Deschutes County fire districts are being asked to decide on levies that could fund emergency staffing and cut response times.
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The training brought together 250 crew members from across the Mountain West for re-certification ahead of what could be a very active wildfire season.
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Old growth forests with just modest exposure to fire are now most at risk for severe wildfires across the region. That’s according to a new analysis from scientists with Oregon State University and the USDA Forest Service Research & Development.
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University of Oregon researchers say wildfires can form cancer-causing compounds in the soils they burn through.
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The Southern Oregon Forest Restoration Collaborative helps Jackson, Josephine and Klamath County students understand wildfire science.
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Lane County is updating its Community Wildfire Protection Plan and invites residents to participate in a survey about wildfire preparedness and smoke impacts. The results aim to inform emergency response efforts and wildfire risk reduction strategies.
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Attorneys for Rigoberto Hernandez Hernandez argue his rights to due process were violated when immigration enforcement officials arrested him last month.