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Progress made against massive York Fire in Mojave Desert but flames threaten iconic Joshua treesFirefighters aided by rain fought to contain a massive blaze that swept through the California desert into Nevada and is threatening the region's famous spiky Joshua trees.
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Resurfacing project to begin on Old York Road in York County: PennDOTThe work limits extend 2.2 miles from Park Road to Front Street in New Cumberland Borough.
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Progress made against massive California-Nevada wildfire but flames may burn iconic Joshua treesFirefighters aided by rain have made progress fighting a massive blaze that swept through the California desert into Nevada and could threaten the region’s famous spiky Joshua trees
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Massive California-Nevada wildfire may burn iconic Joshua treesIt could take the pinyon-juniper woodlands in the area roughly 200 to 300 years to return, while the blackbrush scrub and Joshua trees are unlikely to regrow after this catastrophic blaze, according to one scientist.
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Progress made against massive California-Nevada wildfire, but flames may burn iconic Joshua treesCrews used a “light hand on the land,” clearing and carving fire lines without the use of bulldozers in order to reduce the impact in the ecologically-sensitive region, which is home to some 200 rare plants.
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