Douglas Rideout

Colorado State University

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Professor of Forest Economics and Director of the WESTFIRE Research Center at Colorado State University

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Eight wildfires  are burning out of control in Colorado and some may last until Fall.

Fires Across Colorado May Burn for Some Time

Eight wildfires are burning out of control in Colorado and some may last until Fall.

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