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Stephen Pyne on the Australian fires
American fire historian Stephen Pyne comments in The Australian on the current Australian fires in Bushfire leader becomes laggard: Australia knows better. It developed many key concepts of fire ecology and models of bushfire behaviour. It pioneered landscape-scale prescribed burning … Continue reading
Stephen Pyne compares California Fires and the Financial Crisis
Fire historian Stephen Pyne writes in the Tyee A Wildfire Expert Views the Money Meltdown: There are no absolute assurances that wildfire will not from time to time spill over into settlements, any more than markets won’t fizz and bubble; … Continue reading