State Promises Free Cleanup Following Rowena Fire, but Long-Term Recovery Could Take Years

State promises free cleanup following Rowena fire, but long-term recovery could take years

Anyone whose house was destroyed in the Rowena wildfire can have it cleared of toxic, dangerous and unwieldy items, ash, metal and debris at no charge, but not everybody has signed up for the service, state officials said this week.

Sask. community that lost 300 homes to wildfire receives $1.8 million for cleanup

As many of Saskatchewan’s early season wildfires now approach full containment – funds are being distributed to communities devastated by the blazes.

FireFly: Community-centric wildfire detection using drones and IoT sensors

By Dinesh Bhatia Guest Post: How Project Firefly combines IoT sensors with unmanned aerial vehicles to detect forest fires in Northern Thailand before they escalate. Read more here:: blog.apnic.net/feed/ The post FireFly: Community-centric wildfire detection using drones and IoT sensors appeared first on IPv6.net.