#holdoverfires — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #holdoverfires, aggregated by home.social.
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CPH Daily Bulletin 12/2/2025
‘A personal embarrassment’: Why fire agencies keep failing to put out blazes that later turn disastrous
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-12-01/holdover-fires
#California #Wildfires #VenturaCounty #HoldoverFires #Palisades
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CPH Daily Bulletin 12/2/2025
‘A personal embarrassment’: Why fire agencies keep failing to put out blazes that later turn disastrous
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-12-01/holdover-fires
#California #Wildfires #VenturaCounty #HoldoverFires #Palisades
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CPH Daily Bulletin 12/2/2025
‘A personal embarrassment’: Why fire agencies keep failing to put out blazes that later turn disastrous
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-12-01/holdover-fires
#California #Wildfires #VenturaCounty #HoldoverFires #Palisades
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CPH Daily Bulletin 12/2/2025
‘A personal embarrassment’: Why fire agencies keep failing to put out blazes that later turn disastrous
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-12-01/holdover-fires
#California #Wildfires #VenturaCounty #HoldoverFires #Palisades
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“There are approximately 70 fires currently burning across the country, primarily in northern B.C., northern Alberta and the southern Northwest Territories, according to Michael Norton from Natural Resources Canada (#NRCAN).
Norton said at a technical briefing earlier Wednesday that most of the blazes are “#HoldoverFires from 2023 that smouldered through the warm, dry winter we experienced and have become more active as spring progresses.”
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“There are approximately 70 fires currently burning across the country, primarily in northern B.C., northern Alberta and the southern Northwest Territories, according to Michael Norton from Natural Resources Canada (#NRCAN).
Norton said at a technical briefing earlier Wednesday that most of the blazes are “#HoldoverFires from 2023 that smouldered through the warm, dry winter we experienced and have become more active as spring progresses.”
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“There are approximately 70 fires currently burning across the country, primarily in northern B.C., northern Alberta and the southern Northwest Territories, according to Michael Norton from Natural Resources Canada (#NRCAN).
Norton said at a technical briefing earlier Wednesday that most of the blazes are “#HoldoverFires from 2023 that smouldered through the warm, dry winter we experienced and have become more active as spring progresses.”
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“There are approximately 70 fires currently burning across the country, primarily in northern B.C., northern Alberta and the southern Northwest Territories, according to Michael Norton from Natural Resources Canada (#NRCAN).
Norton said at a technical briefing earlier Wednesday that most of the blazes are “#HoldoverFires from 2023 that smouldered through the warm, dry winter we experienced and have become more active as spring progresses.”
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“There are approximately 70 fires currently burning across the country, primarily in northern B.C., northern Alberta and the southern Northwest Territories, according to Michael Norton from Natural Resources Canada (#NRCAN).
Norton said at a technical briefing earlier Wednesday that most of the blazes are “#HoldoverFires from 2023 that smouldered through the warm, dry winter we experienced and have become more active as spring progresses.”