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Wildfires emerge as threat to water quantity across parched West

By Hallie Mahowald | November 10, 2020

How wildfires can affect water quality are well documented. But increasing—and increasingly intense—Western conflagrations are leading to fears they also could constrict the water quantity available in some of the nation’s most water-stressed areas.

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