Deadly Wildfires Engulf US West
A deadly wildfire in Colorado claims one life as the Stone Canyon Fire spreads, requiring over 120 firefighters. In California, the Park Fire, the 5th largest, scorches 390,000 acres with only 18% containment, reportedly ignited by a man pushing a burning car off a cliff.
Firefighters are combating blazes in the Sequoia National Forest amidst predictions of a new heatwave. The fire season, exacerbated by climate change, is persisting longer.
Across the Western U.S., wildfires are straining resources, with historic devastation in Bakersfield and over half a million acres burned in multiple states. The U.S. Forest Service is overwhelmed, seeking assistance from Australia and New Zealand.
Additionally, in Colorado, Governor Polis deploys the National Guard as multiple fires continue to threaten communities, with evacuation orders in place for hundreds of homes.
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