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Fireworks over the Tower Bridge of Sacramento

Qunaitira, Syria - June 6, 2013: Fire after shelling on battlefield in Syria

Aerial firefighting during Southern California wildfires using helicopters and commercial jets to drop fire retardant and water.

Roseville, CA – July 12, 2024: Cal Fire's Nevada-Yuba-Placer Unit battles a fast-moving dry grass fire threatening Placer County, California. Ignited near Athens Avenue and Fiddyment Road, the blaze spread rapidly due to extremely hot, dry conditions. Cal Fire crews work to contain the flames and prevent further damage.

USS Cairo Gunboat at Vicksburg National Military Park Vicksburg Mississippi

Modesto is the city of trees, located in Stanislaus County, California, taken during the early morning.

Destroyed and flooded city after alien invasion. 3D generated image.

Severe fire in urban area. Fire truck with flashing lights on standing nearby

$Smoke and flames rising through trees from an out of control wildfire along the California coast.\n\nTaken in Watsonville, California, USA$

Bush fires burn the hills around a city. Heavy smoke clouds darken the sky

Smoke from burn off at Mount Buffalo National Park

Sacramento skyline with fireworks for a national day

Black smoke from fire. Burning of garbage. Destruction of nature. Environmental disaster. Fire and smoke.

Mt. Nakadake – Mount Aso’s active volcano - the largest active volcano in Japan, and is among the largest in the world. It stands in Aso Kujū National Park in Kumamoto Prefecture, on the island of Kyushu on a partly cloudy day outside of Kumamoto, Japan

Smoke rising through trees from an out of control wildfire along the California coast.

A lone aircraft flies over the smoke of a huge fire at the National Park aka the Parque Nacional de Brasilia, in Brazil, the result of Arson

High winds 80 to 100 miles per hour fueled apocalyptic wild fires which tore across open grasslands and through homes in Superior, Colorado off highway 36. Power was cut to 34,000 homes and over 30,000 residents were forced to evacuate. Over 1,000 homes and businesses were destroyed by the Marshall fire outside Boulder, Colorado which was sparked by downed power lines in high winds on December 30, 2021.

Big fire and black smoke on the other side of river. Field and dry grass are burning.

Late evening aerial view of downtown and old Sacramento, California.

A plume of wildfire smoke blots out the sun in Boulder, Colorado

Forest fire in Manavgat, Antalya, Turkey

$Forest Fire: The Greatest Disaster of the Century. Nature and Animals Lost in Flames. Firefighting efforts. Air and land helicopters, firefighting planes and fire trucks.\n\nForest fires, the greatest disaster of the century. The disappearing nature and animals dying in the fire.\n\nForest fires are emerging as one of the greatest threats to nature and life itself. These disasters not only destroy natural habitats and wildlife but also have severe impacts on humans, homes, fields, and the economy. When left uncontrolled, fires spread across vast areas, causing not only environmental devastation but also economic losses.\n\nThere can be many reasons for forest fires. Human-induced factors include negligence, leaving picnic fires unattended, discarding cigarette butts, and intentionally set fires. Additionally, climate change plays a significant role in the increasing frequency and intensity of forest fires. Drought, high temperatures, and winds contribute to the rapid spread of fires, making them more challenging to contain.\n\nForest fires not only harm forests but also pose a significant threat to the millions of living creatures inhabiting them. Birds, mammals, reptiles, insects, and many other species lose their habitats due to fires, putting them at risk of extinction. The damage inflicted on ecosystems and biodiversity by forest fires can take years or even decades to repair.\n\nThe impacts of fires are not limited to natural life; they also affect human health. Fires release carbon dioxide and other harmful gases into the atmosphere, increasing air pollution and causing respiratory problems.\n\nPreventive measures must be taken at both individual and societal levels to prevent and control fires. Protecting forests, implementing preventive measures in fire-prone areas, and strengthening firefighting teams and equipment are crucial. Furthermore, raising awareness in the community and enhancing education on firefighting are essential.$

A view of the active volcanos in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

Smoke from a fire rising over residential areas in south San Jose, San Francisco bay area, California

On westbound Interstate 70 just outside Morrison, Colorado on May 16, 2024, a white SUV crashed into a parked fuel tanker at 9:22 am resulting in fiery explosions with fuel and fire spreading down the roadside and through a culvert along the eastbound lanes. The tanker driver had pulled over onto the shoulder after overheating according to the Colorado State Patrol and the SUV then crashed into the rear of the tanker truck. The SUV driver was killed. Passing vehicles also were burned after driving through the spilled fuel.

Californian seasonal fire with high smoke cloud above suburban neighborhood residential houses

High temperatures have caused severely dry plant life in Southern California and the results are wildfires

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