"Why did thousands of cattle all die in a heat wave?" Greene tweeted. "Usually just the old, sick, or weak die in stressful conditions, not the whole herd."
Temperatures have soared, with many states experiencing droughts so severe that scientists predict that wildfire season may soon last all year.
"So far in 2022, 29,827 wildfires have burned 2,687,539 acres across the country," the National Interagency Fire Center said in an update on Tuesday.
The man reportedly ignited the pile of toilet paper near the origin of the blaze, unaware that it would smolder for an extended period, authorities said.
Huge flames threatened to engulf the Sicilian capital of Palermo on Wednesday before firefighters dumped thousands of gallons of water around the city.
The forest that was set on fire is home to 218 bird species, and right now, it is their breeding season.
Orange County Fire Authority Chief Brian Fennessy said homes that had been touched by the fire were likely destroyed beyond repair.
The fire has spread rapidly due to "extremely high winds" and is now estimated to cover over 6,000 acres.
The Cooks Peak Fire in New Mexico, which was burning near the Mora and Colfax County lines, had burned an estimated 300 acres and was 0 percent contained.
People say rain, and the weather in general, is different in California.
Thousands of goats will eat through dry weeds in the area, that could go up in flames come the summer.
More people were evacuated on Sunday as dry and warm temperatures helped fuel new fires across the region.
The wildfires had charred at least 14,800 acres as of 2.45 a.m on Friday.
A brush fire broke out in Laguna Beach early this morning. Live updates for this blog have ended.
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Police said it will take at least a few weeks to determine whether bone fragments they found at the remains of Edna Nadine Turnbull's property belong to her.
Less than 10 percent of forests prone fires in the West are responsible for about 80 percent of the fire risk to communities, the implementation plan shows.
A neighbor and sheriff's deputy reportedly tried to help 91-year-old Nadine Turnbull escape her home as the Dec. 30 fire raged, but were unable to get her out.
The U.S. spent more than $145 billion on weather- or climate-related disasters during 2021, according to the National Centers for Environmental Information.
The first financial estimation of the damage caused by the Dec. 30 fire included an updated total of nearly 1,100 buildings destroyed by the fire.
Almost 1,000 houses were destroyed in last week's Denver-area blaze, some with pets still inside.
Although a wildfire that tore through Boulder County destroyed nearly 1,000 homes, only two people are currently unaccounted for.
A viral video taken the day the Marshall fire began appears to show a shed ablaze on land owned by a controversial religious sect.
The fire destroyed nearly 1,000 homes and structures and spurred tens of thousands of people to evacuate in the suburban area between Boulder and Denver.
Child psychology experts tell Newsweek that having schools open in the aftermath of traumatic events can provide critical stability for children.
When firefighters tried to notify Stephen Roch about the evacuation order for the Marshall wildfire to get him to leave, he allegedly became belligerent.
Officials said they are fully expecting 500 homes or more to be lost due to the fires.
Hundreds of homes and businesses have been destroyed by what's already been called the most destructive fire in Colorado history.