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Hawk Fire Forces 90,000 to Flee Reno

🐿️ The Squirrel's Take
This wildfire shows that even urban areas like Reno are not safe from fast-moving, human-caused fires, and we need better prevention and evacuation planning.
💡 Why it matters
With 90,000 people displaced and a university campus at risk, this fire highlights the growing danger of wildfires in populated areas and the need for climate adaptation.

The human-caused Hawk fire has burned over 13,000 acres near Reno, Nevada. Nearly 90,000 residents are under evacuation orders or warnings as the blaze approaches the University of Nevada campus.

📡 Where we spotted it (2)
The Guardian
Fast-moving wildfire in Reno, Nevada, forces thousands to evacuate homes
35d ago
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cbc.ca
Fast-moving wildfire threatens Reno, Nevada, forcing thousands to evacuate
35d ago
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🐿️ Keep digging
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