Evidence of fuels management and fire weather influencing fire severity in an extreme fire event

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@wildland_zko @highcountrynews Yeah it’s not foolproof and success will continue to decrease as the climate warms further. It’s not true that all evidence is based on modeling though, for example: https://t.co/0aR1EVKM8m

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RT @MatthewHurteau: Previously burned by high severity and untreated both have the highest percentage of high-severity fire. https://t.co/1…

10 Oct 2017

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RT @MatthewHurteau: Previously burned by high severity and untreated both have the highest percentage of high-severity fire. https://t.co/1…

05 Oct 2017

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RT @UVTRL: Evidence of fuels management and fire weather influencing fire severity in an extreme fire event https://t.co/GATIieGW5H

04 Oct 2017

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