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A new pilot program in Oregon will provide state liability coverage for prescribed fires.
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A conservation group will pilot a program that uses GPS, collars and cows. The concept could make Eastern Oregon rangelands more resilient against wildfires.
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The Oregon Department of Forestry is getting help from the state’s general fund to pay its bills after a record wildfire season.
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Oregon’s forest and fire leaders were succinct in describing this year’s wildfire season to a group of Oregon senators.
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Right now, many residents rely on private fire companies to protect their homes. A fire district would provide broader protection in rural Josephine County.
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Meteorologists, whether in an office or near a wildfire, say it’s been an incredibly busy summer tracking and forecasting the wildfires across Oregon.
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Crews are fighting three new blazes and are focused on about six fires where evacuation orders are in place.
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The Devil's Knob and Milepost 98 fires started Thursday. They're threatening nearby communities in Douglas County.
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Three prominent Republicans are calling for legislative action on wildfire policy that targets scaling back forest conservation and logging restrictions.
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Climate change will keep hitting Oregonians hard, but the exact impact will depend on where you liveClimate change will continue to have wide-ranging effects on communities across Oregon, depending on where they are, how many people live there, and how much money their local governments have on hand.
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Residents of Talent, Oregon took to the streets to express their frustration over a series of power outages in the Southern Oregon community since June.
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Several Northwest counties and the U.S. Forest Service are working to reduce the risk of fires overtaking key evacuation routes.
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A new study from the U.S. Geological Survey looked at how wildfires impact mercury concentrations in headwater streams in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
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California's largest wildfire this year has been significantly tamed as the state's initially fierce fire season has, at least temporarily, fallen into a relative calm.