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The Bootleg Fire in Oregon is so large, it's creating its own weather
By Michael Guy, Hollie Silverman & Joe Sutton
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Harvard researcher explains fire tornadoes — Harvard Gazette
By Alvin Powell
PG&E Will Bury 10000 Miles of Power Lines So They Don't Spark Wildfires
Huge Oregon blaze grows as wildfires burn across western US
Why Is It So Hazy? Wildfire Smoke Brings Red Skies, Health Warnings
By Nadja Popovich & Josh Katz
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Bootleg Fire is burning up carbon offsets
By Tal Yellin & Daniel Wolfe
What to know about this year's raging wildfires
By Megan Wollerton
Dixie Fire may have been sparked by PG&E equipment, company says
By Matthias Gafni & Dominic Fracassa
PG&E vows to bury 10,000 miles of California power lines, as the Dixie Fire explodes
By Dale Kasler & Ryan Sabalow
80 large fires have consumed more than 1 million acres across western parts of the US
By Keith Allen, Amir Vera & Camille Furst
More ready to evacuate in Oregon as massive Bootleg Fire passes 340,000 acres
By Keith Allen, Susannah Cullinane & Joe Sutton
Wildfire smoke from the West's massive blazes stretches all the way to the East Coast
By Monica Garrett & Hannah Gard
Wildfires In The West Bring Poor Air Quality 3,000 Miles Away
By Josie Fischels
The Bootleg Fire Is Now Generating Its Own Weather
By Henry Fountain
'A Recipe for Catastrophic Fire': How an Oregon Blaze Became the Nation's Largest (Published 2021)
By Sergio Olmos, Henry Fountain & Simon Romero
See How Wildfire Smoke Spread Across America
By Nadja Popovich & Josh Katz