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Custer County fire warden says last summer's wildfires in NE Wyoming likely created hundreds of new coal seam fires

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The 2024 fire season in northeast Wyoming likely started hundreds of new coal seam fires in Campbell, Sheridan and Johnson counties.
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Custer County fire warden says last summer's wildfires in NE Wyoming likely created hundreds of new coal seam fires

The 2024 fire season in northeast Wyoming likely started hundreds of new coal seam fires in Campbell, Sheridan and Johnson counties.

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