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Grand Prix Fire Death Toll at 22 in Southern California; FEMA Says Rain May Help

California (HDW) November 5, 2003 - Southern California Wildfires Are Nearing Full Containment
Two additional deaths have been reported as a result of the fires in San Bernardino County, bringing the total from the fires to 22. (full article...)

2004 Fire Season to be Extreme: Optimism in American West Evaporates

Washington (HDW) May 24, 2004 – Months ago, national fire managers predicted that the 2004 wildfire season would be a bad one in the Western U.S. Now, they are changing their forecast: It’s going to be even worse than they had suspected. (full article...)

Peppin Fires in New Mexico Briefly Put into Check

New Mexico (HDW) June 1, 2004 - The Peppin Fire in the El Capitan Mountains of New Mexico was briefly checked late in the last week of May 2004 by moderate temperatures, cloudiness, and a little rain. But in the first days of June, more dangerous, windy conditions returned, and the fire once again flared up. (full article...)

Wildfires Continue to Burn in Arizona and New Mexico

New Mexico (HDW) May 24, 2004 - KP Fire in Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
Near the Arizona - New Mexico state line, east of the Fort Apache and San Carlos Indian Reservations, the KP Fire was burning in rugged, mountainous terrain on May 24, 2004. (full article...)

Geysers Start a Fast-Moving Wildfire in Northern California

SIBERIAN FOREST FIRES PARTLY TO BLAME FOR SEATTLE AREA VIOLATING EPA OZONE LIMIT

Wildfires Burn Unchecked in Mexico and Central America

Lightning Starts Fires Across Alaska

Fires in Brazilian Amazon Threaten Native Civilizations

Fires Get Bigger and Nastier Near Fairbanks, Alaska

A Fire Between Two Seas

New Orleans Impacted by Smoke from Alaskan Fires Thousand of Miles Away

Seattle, Washington Suffers Smoke from Wildfires in the US and Canada

Slash and Burn Deforestation in Amazon of Brazil as Seen from Space

Fires Started by Lightning Continue in Alaska and Northern Canada

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