The National Interagency Fire Center is monitoring the annual burned area in Arizona, noting that climate change is increasing wildfire risk.
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What happened
The National Interagency Fire Center is monitoring the annual burned area in Arizona, noting that climate change is increasing wildfire risk.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Arizona
state of the United States of America
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National Interagency Fire Center
federal government building
Related events
- Wildfire activity has been reported near Santa Fe, New Mexico/Arizona border area.
- Extreme heat in Arizona is linked to climate change patterns.
- Climate Central stewards disaster data while NCEI incorporates information from the National Interagency Fire Center.
- The National Weather Service and National Interagency Fire Center are involved in recent activities.
- The National Interagency Fire Center is tracking high numbers of US fires, and FEMA has authorized grant funds for a blaze in Spokane.