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The wildland-urban interface fire problem: A consequence of the fire exclusion paradigm

@inproceedings{Cohen2008TheWI,
  title={The wildland-urban interface fire problem: A consequence of the fire exclusion paradigm},
  author={J. Cohen},
  year={2008}
}
  • J. Cohen
  • Published 2008
  • Geography
    • The fire destruction of hundreds of homes associated with wildfires has occurred in the United States for more than a century. From 1870 to 1920, massive wildfires occurred principally in the Lake States but also elsewhere. Wildfires such as Peshtigo (Wisconsin, 1871), Michigan (1881), Hinckley (Minnesota, 1894), Adirondack (New York, 1903), the Big Blowup (Idaho-Montana, 1910), and Cloquet (Minnesota, 1918) extended across millions of acres, destroying towns and causing several thousand… CONTINUE READING
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