Kansas may face 30 more days yearly of high wildfire risk as its climate changes

Mark Penner, of the Kansas Forest Service, helps carry out a controlled fire on property owned by the University of Kansas in November. Prescribed burns help keep habitat healthy and make wildfires less dangerous. CELIE LLOPIS-JEPSEN/KNS
BY CELIA LLOPIS-JEPSENKCUR/Kansas News Service A changing climate looks poised to increase wildfire conditions significantly. That would compound other growing risks, such as the aggressive…
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