HomeMiddle ColumnFewest Forest Fires In Three Decades In The U.S.: 'The number of... Middle Column Fewest Forest Fires In Three Decades In The U.S.: ‘The number of forest fires and burn acreage so far this year in the US is 62% of normal for date’ By Marc Morano - September 3, 2013 157 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsastrologyaznew studywildfire Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleUS Forest Fires Are At Historic LowsNext articleArctic Ice Almost Back To 2002 Levels: ‘This year has obliterated the record for year over year ice gain, by a factor of two. It is now close to what it was in 2002’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Private adaptation to Climate risks: Evidence from the world’s largest mining companies Climate411 Private companies have in recent years started to disclose information about their exposure and responses to climate risks. Read more EDP Spin Extreme Weather Lies Climate411 As far as April to September rainfall is concerned, there is no trend whatsoever in East Anglia. Dry summers were just as common in... Read more Climate Claim: Joe Manchin Controls “the fate of the world” Climate411 Aussie press demonizing Senator Joe Manchin, the lone democrat who opposed President Biden's Build Back Better. Read more
