As wildfire satellites enter orbit, early adopter states prepare for new data

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Satellites designed to track wildfires have entered orbit, and some states are preparing to utilize the new data they will provide. California is among the states taking steps to leverage this new data, with efforts including the development of a wildfire data hub. The potential impact of this new technology on wildfire research and firefighting is expected to be significant.

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