| 20 years after Yellowstone fires: Black Saturday's lessons still debated |
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| Written by ROCKY BARKER, Idaho Statesman | |
| Wednesday, 20 August 2008 | |
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Twenty years ago today,
Joan Anzelmo was standing on a hill near Old Faithful in Yellowstone
National Park, with the wind blowing past her at near gale force. Read More...
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