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B.C. First Nation issues evacuation order as wildfire burns nearby
- The Village of Chase in British Columbia has activated its emergency operations centre due to a wildfire in the area.
- Neskonlith Chief Irwin Wai stated that 40 properties were ordered to evacuate as a precaution, but structures are not currently in danger.
- The BC Wildfire Service reported that the fire, which is human caused, has grown to 35 hectares by Monday night.
- A state of emergency has been declared on the Neskonlith Indian Band reserve due to the aggressive wildfire threatening homes.
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A Tesla Cybertruck towing a wood chipper caught fire Sunday afternoon on private land near Redvale, Colorado, igniting a 0.61-acre wildfire. Firefighters from multiple agencies responded, and the blaze was fully contained by Monday morning. No injuries or structural damage…
We're Living in the Age of Fire. It Will Only Get Worse
The hills of Louis Creek Valley are covered in lovely, towering Douglas fir, healthy evergreens climbing from the grassy meadow at the valley floor up to the ridges where the mountains meet the sky. It’s lush, like much of interior British Columbia, where densely packed conifers line the innumerable wooded valleys, the heavy cone-laden branches reaching down to the ground. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] Joe Gilchrist, a fire steward of Secwep…
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