The City of Edmonton says it is working with its partners to increase safety for the city’s most vulnerable following the deaths of four people experiencing homelessness in fire-related situations over the past couple of months.
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An Indigenous-led review of a massive wildfire that destroyed more than 100 homes in British Columbia’s southern Interior four years ago has produced 30 calls to action to improve wildfire management and recovery practices.
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There’s an old but great saying in the fire service regarding hose advancement – “As the first line goes, so goes the fire.”
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During 2021, the National Fire Protection Association (NPFA) marked its 125th year of protecting people and property.
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What does ongoing research into this topic look like, and what are the current standard operating procedures for a spacecraft fire? Currently, NFPA is in the early stages of developing a new standard for spaceports.
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Now, when you come into the storm shelter you’ll actually take out your phone, go to the camera and then you’ll scan the QR code that pops up and it’ll take you directly to a short questionnaire that’ll help the volunteer fire department get through the sign-in process easier and help you and them in the end.
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Wildfires are climate risks that threaten the forests’ capacity to store carbon. Recently, California has set forest management goals to ease these risks. However, the current management strategies can incur carbon losses.
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“Energy storage is super important for us to get right and battery safety is a critical aspect of that. It’s good to see innovation broadly in terms of advancing the safe use of battery technology.”
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Artificial intelligence, thermal imagery and sensors combine with unmanned aerial systems to contain fires and keep emergency personnel safe.
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New technology being developed by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate for use by firefighters and paramedics will help track first responders inside hazardous environments that may be obscured by smoke and flames.
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