Conflagrations

The department also seeks to coordinate with the Fire and Rescue department in bringing the conflagrations under control.

Though it was long ago and there exist no photographs of the Chicago Fire of 1871, it shadows and defines our history, even as we are awash in contemporary conflagrations.

Conflagrations like this just don't spontaneously occur.

In the aftermath of those global conflagrations, independence movements emerged in overseas territories once administered by the United Kingdom and France and set in motion decades of decolonization across Africa, the Balkans, the Middle East, and Asia.

Since Iran's ally Hamas attacked Israel on October 7 provoking Israel's assault on Gaza, conflagrations involving Iran-aligned groups have erupted throughout the Middle East.

If prescribed fires can prevent the big conflagrations, where does the strong aversion come from?

Humans could be at risk too—the development would be located in a high-fire zone, which raised concerns in the wake of the Camp and Woolsey conflagrations.

Poor forest policy is making conflagrations all over California the new norm as forest thinning and logging was halted decades ago.

Trump's renewed a long-standing call for better relations with Moscow despite a series of conflagrations and crises, including Russian meddling in the US election and the poisoning of a Russian double agent on British soil.

The Hansa was instrumental in giving Riga economic and political stability, thus providing the city with a strong foundation which endured the political conflagrations that were to come, down to modern times.