aspen fire造句

• In July 2003, the Aspen fire interrupted the KUAT transmitter's remote control system.
• The legacy of the Aspen Fire can be seen in charred trees, rebuilt homes, and melted beads incorporated into a sidewalk.
• In southwestern Arizona, where the Aspen fire has devastated 83, 000 acres this season, Stephen Pyne has watched attitudes toward mitigation change.
• In a replay on Monday, Bush used a visit to the site of the Aspen fire in Arizona to reaffirm his support for the same strategy.
• The news that the wildly destructive Aspen Fire had spared at least some houses on once-bucolic Mount Lemmon made for a rare moment of relief in an otherwise devastating week.
• As the Aspen Fire spread, at least 50 other residences in Soldier's Camp, southwest of Summerhaven, remained at risk, as did a ridge arrayed with radio and telecommunications transmission towers.
• The Aspen Fire, named after an old hiking trail near which it was thought to have begun on Tuesday, has consumed at least 5, 000 acres of dense woods and brush in the Coronado National Forest.
• The "'Aspen Fire "'burned from June 17, 2003 for about a month on Mount Lemmon, part of the Santa Catalina Mountains located in the Coronado National Forest north of Tucson, Arizona, and in the surrounding area.
• The Arizona Daily Star noted in an editorial on Tuesday that there had been only one legal challenge in three years to a fuel-reduction project in the Coronado National Forest, the site of the Aspen fire, and that it had been settled expeditiously.
• Friends of Sabino Canyon has provided nearly $ 500, 000 for projects in Sabino Canyon, including trail rehabilitation in the aftermath of the Aspen Fire, a water well, educational exhibits in the visitor center, new entrance plaza facilities, research into bats, amphibians and reptiles, and the restoration of the original Lowell House Ranger Station and the historic depression-era bridges and other stonework.