Ua-led Study: Size Of Area Burned By Western Wildfires Expected To Increase Significantly

By Mikayla Mace Arizona Daily Star, Tucson Daily Star
Wed, 05/02/2018 - 7:00pm

A UA study has shown that in the coming decades, wildfires will burn more area because of climate conditions that Arizona is experiencing.

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