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A South Carolina nonprofit is conducting controlled house fires to study wildfire spread and improve firefighting strategies amid increasing wildfire risks due to climate change. Researchers burn test homes using materials and conditions that mimic real wildfires to gather data on how fires spread and how to build more resilient structures. Findings highlight the importance of fire-resistant building materials, yard clearance, and neighborhood design to reduce property damage and enhance community safety.
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