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🤝🔥 Finaliza #FireData 🇧🇷 El encuentro deja recomendaciones y nuevas articulaciones regionales para fortalecer el uso de datos e información en el #ManejoIntegralDelFuego. @FAOAmericas , #ProyectoFiRe y #FireHub impulsando cooperación técnica frente a los incendios forestales.
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📡🔥 ¿Cómo transformar datos en mejores decisiones frente a incendios forestales? En #FireData 🇧🇷 continúan los intercambios sobre monitoreo e información para fortalecer el #ManejoIntegralDelFuego en la Amazonía. @FAOAmericas participa a través de #ProyectoFiRe y #FireHub.
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Se inició en Brasilia el Taller “Fire Data”, promovido por el Observatorio Regional Amazónico (ORA) de la OTCA en alianza con CoRAmazonia (GIZ), Global Fire Hub/FAO e IPAM. Especialistas, instituciones técnicas y organismos internacionales debaten sobre datos, monitoreo satelital y estrategias para fortalecer el manejo integral del fuego en la Amazonía. El encuentro busca construir una mirada compartida sobre datos, plataformas y decisiones frente a incendios forestales y riesgos climáticos en la región. #FireData #Amazonía #OTCA #ORA #RAMIF #FAO #GIZ @IPAM_Amazonia
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🔥🌎 Comenzó #FireData 🇧🇷 Equipos técnicos, instituciones y especialistas de países amazónicos intercambian experiencias sobre datos, monitoreo e información para el #ManejoIntegralDelFuego. @FAOAmericas desde el #ProyectoFiRe y #FireHub, participan en este diálogo regional.
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🚨 *GRAP FAILURE | PUBLIC HEALTH NEGLIGENCE – GURUGRAM* 🚨 (Long, but this concerns public health—please read) Just four days ago, the @DC_Gurugram publicly stated on X (screenshots attached) that strict implementation, monitoring, &inter-departmental coordination would be enforced to control air pollution. With due respect, ground reality in Gurugram reflects a serious gap between statements and action. A waste fire broke out in *Sec 23A on 6 January*, emitting dense toxic smoke. Although fire services attended, the smoke could not be fully extinguished due to the *biomass composition of the waste, and it continued to smoulder for days*. This incident occurred in the middle of a marketplace, adjacent to *residential colony* sector 23 A , Gurugram , *directly exposing residents* to ground-level pollution. Winter conditions trapped emissions close to the surface, causing biomass smoke to mix directly into the breathing zone. Residents—particularly those with respiratory ailments—experienced severe health impacts. *This is precisely why large-scale biomass burning is criminalised and why GRAP mandates strict prevention, especially during adverse meteorological conditions*. Despite repeated CAQM advisories to NCR district administrations to anticipate and prevent such pollution episodes, *waste burning remains a known, rampant, and recurring practice in Gurugram, as repeatedly documented by citizen groups*. A *responsive administration would have* identified recurring hotspots, corrected sanitation and waste-handling practices with @MunCorpGurugram and @ulbharyana Haryana, ensured biomass processing and waste segregation, and acted on repeated citizen representations. Instead, these incidents repeat year after year, indicating systemic administrative failure or one can say normalising air pollution and GRAP as a routine matter. During the declared #GRAP period, the same site *witnessed repeat waste fires on 13 and 16 January, with another major fire* barely 200 metres away. Residents repeatedly contacted MCG supervisors and wrote to the Commissioner MCG,stating severe *सांस में तकलीफ़* (#breathingdistress) faced by hundreds of families amid Very Poor to Hazardous AQI. Yet no effective deterrent action followed, and the original site continued to smoulder. 📌 Please see the attached tweet thread for evidence. MCG, GMDA and DC records would also reflect #historical, #recurring ( #intentionally set ablaze) #wastefires across Sector 23A ( kindly check submissions by @Bhawani4Gurgaon & Ms #NeeruYadav including leaf-litter burning in Devilal Park. *This is not a one-off lapse but a chronic failure of monitoring and enforcement of GRAP provisions in Gurugram*. Despite a full administrative machinery—from field staff to senior officers, police, municipal engineers, commissioners, and the DC—*accountability remains absent*. This constitutes a *clear failure of GRAP enforcement and gross negligence of public health*. *We therefore demand that @CAQM_Official*: 1.Treat this as a documented case study of GRAP failure 2.Fix individual accountability and publicly name responsible officials 3.Initiate punitive action for negligence 4.Enforce zero tolerance for open dumping, waste burning, and repeated violations *There must be NO open dumps and NO waste fires—period*. Citizens are *rapidly losing faith in GRAP and in the administration’s willingness to protect public health*. On behalf of: CitizensForCleanAir 25,000 Gurugram signatories – CleanAirGurgaon P.S.: Similar observations of recurrent waste🔥and open all through GRAP Oct'25 thr Dec '25 have also been recorded on GCER, Dhanwapur ward 7, Sadar Market, near Nawada sector 80-85, sector 102 ,Palam Vihar & many more area as well in MANESAR &FARIDABAD also reported innumerable waste fires, indicating that this is a city-wide enforcement failure, not a location-specific lapse. Waste FireData may also be sought from Fire Department. x.com/cleanairbharat/status/… @aayushgoel83.

🚨 GRAP FAILURE | PUBLIC HEALTH NEGLIGENCE – GURUGRAM 🚨 (Long, but this concerns public health—please read) Just four days ago, the @DC_Gurugram publicly stated on X (screenshots attached) that strict implementation, monitoring, &inter-departmental coordination would be enforced to control air pollution. With due respect, ground reality in Gurugram reflects a serious gap between statements and action. A waste fire broke out in Sec 23A on 6 January, emitting dense toxic smoke. Although fire services attended, the smoke could not be fully extinguished due to the biomass composition of the waste, and it continued to smoulder for days. This incident occurred in the middle of a marketplace, adjacent to residential colony sector 23 A , Gurugram , directly exposing residents to ground-level pollution. Winter conditions trapped emissions close to the surface, causing biomass smoke to mix directly into the breathing zone. Residents—particularly those with respiratory ailments—experienced severe health impacts. This is precisely why large-scale biomass burning is criminalised and why GRAP mandates strict prevention, especially during adverse meteorological conditions. Despite repeated CAQM advisories to NCR district administrations to anticipate and prevent such pollution episodes, waste burning remains a known, rampant, and recurring practice in Gurugram, as repeatedly documented by citizen groups. A responsive administration would have identified recurring hotspots, corrected sanitation and waste-handling practices with @MunCorpGurugram and @ulbharyana Haryana, ensured biomass processing and waste segregation, and acted on repeated citizen representations. Instead, these incidents repeat year after year, indicating systemic administrative failure or one can say normalising air pollution and GRAP as a routine matter. During the declared #GRAP period, the same site witnessed repeat waste fires on 13 and 16 January, with another major fire barely 200 metres away. Residents repeatedly contacted MCG supervisors and wrote to the Commissioner MCG,stating severe सांस में तकलीफ़ (#breathingdistress) faced by hundreds of families amid Very Poor to Hazardous AQI. Yet no effective deterrent action followed, and the original site continued to smoulder. 📌 Please see the attached tweet thread for evidence. MCG, GMDA and DC records would also reflect #historical, #recurring ( #intentionally set ablaze) #wastefires across Sector 23A ( kindly check submissions by @Bhawani4Gurgaon & Ms #NeeruYadav including leaf-litter burning in Devilal Park. This is not a one-off lapse but a chronic failure of monitoring and enforcement of GRAP provisions in Gurugram. Despite a full administrative machinery—from field staff to senior officers, police, municipal engineers, commissioners, and the DC—accountability remains absent. This constitutes a clear failure of GRAP enforcement and gross negligence of public health. We therefore demand that @CAQM_Official: 1.Treat this as a documented case study of GRAP failure 2.Fix individual accountability and publicly name responsible officials 3.Initiate punitive action for negligence 4.Enforce zero tolerance for open dumping, waste burning, and repeated violations There must be NO open dumps and NO waste fires—period. Citizens are rapidly losing faith in GRAP and in the administration’s willingness to protect public health. On behalf of: CitizensForCleanAir 25,000 Gurugram signatories – CleanAirGurgaon P.S.: Similar observations of recurrent waste🔥and open all through GRAP Oct'25 thr Dec '25 have also been recorded on GCER, Dhanwapur ward 7, Sadar Market, near Nawada sector 80-85, sector 102 ,Palam Vihar & many more area as well in MANESAR &FARIDABAD also reported innumerable waste fires, indicating that this is a city-wide enforcement failure, not a location-specific lapse. Waste FireData may also be sought from Fire Department. @moefcc @PrinSciAdvGoI @barandbench @LiveLawIndia @mananverma
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🚨 GRAP FAILURE | PUBLIC HEALTH NEGLIGENCE – GURUGRAM 🚨 (Long, but this concerns public health—please read) Just four days ago, the @DC_Gurugram publicly stated on X (screenshots attached) that strict implementation, monitoring, &inter-departmental coordination would be enforced to control air pollution. With due respect, ground reality in Gurugram reflects a serious gap between statements and action. A waste fire broke out in Sec 23A on 6 January, emitting dense toxic smoke. Although fire services attended, the smoke could not be fully extinguished due to the biomass composition of the waste, and it continued to smoulder for days. This incident occurred in the middle of a marketplace, adjacent to residential colony sector 23 A , Gurugram , directly exposing residents to ground-level pollution. Winter conditions trapped emissions close to the surface, causing biomass smoke to mix directly into the breathing zone. Residents—particularly those with respiratory ailments—experienced severe health impacts. This is precisely why large-scale biomass burning is criminalised and why GRAP mandates strict prevention, especially during adverse meteorological conditions. Despite repeated CAQM advisories to NCR district administrations to anticipate and prevent such pollution episodes, waste burning remains a known, rampant, and recurring practice in Gurugram, as repeatedly documented by citizen groups. A responsive administration would have identified recurring hotspots, corrected sanitation and waste-handling practices with @MunCorpGurugram and @ulbharyana Haryana, ensured biomass processing and waste segregation, and acted on repeated citizen representations. Instead, these incidents repeat year after year, indicating systemic administrative failure or one can say normalising air pollution and GRAP as a routine matter. During the declared #GRAP period, the same site witnessed repeat waste fires on 13 and 16 January, with another major fire barely 200 metres away. Residents repeatedly contacted MCG supervisors and wrote to the Commissioner MCG,stating severe सांस में तकलीफ़ (#breathingdistress) faced by hundreds of families amid Very Poor to Hazardous AQI. Yet no effective deterrent action followed, and the original site continued to smoulder. 📌 Please see the attached tweet thread for evidence. MCG, GMDA and DC records would also reflect #historical, #recurring ( #intentionally set ablaze) #wastefires across Sector 23A ( kindly check submissions by @Bhawani4Gurgaon & Ms #NeeruYadav including leaf-litter burning in Devilal Park. This is not a one-off lapse but a chronic failure of monitoring and enforcement of GRAP provisions in Gurugram. Despite a full administrative machinery—from field staff to senior officers, police, municipal engineers, commissioners, and the DC—accountability remains absent. This constitutes a clear failure of GRAP enforcement and gross negligence of public health. We therefore demand that @CAQM_Official: 1.Treat this as a documented case study of GRAP failure 2.Fix individual accountability and publicly name responsible officials 3.Initiate punitive action for negligence 4.Enforce zero tolerance for open dumping, waste burning, and repeated violations There must be NO open dumps and NO waste fires—period. Citizens are rapidly losing faith in GRAP and in the administration’s willingness to protect public health. On behalf of: CitizensForCleanAir 25,000 Gurugram signatories – CleanAirGurgaon P.S.: Similar observations of recurrent waste🔥and open all through GRAP Oct'25 thr Dec '25 have also been recorded on GCER, Dhanwapur ward 7, Sadar Market, near Nawada sector 80-85, sector 102 ,Palam Vihar & many more area as well in MANESAR &FARIDABAD also reported innumerable waste fires, indicating that this is a city-wide enforcement failure, not a location-specific lapse. Waste FireData may also be sought from Fire Department. @moefcc @PrinSciAdvGoI @barandbench @LiveLawIndia @mananverma
Day 8: @CAQM_Official @CPCB_OFFICIAL Toxic smoke from waste burning choking residents of Sector 23, Gurugram! No respite ! 🚨The PM2.5 levels soaring, residents suffering! 🫁 @DC_Gurugram @PradeepIAS_HR ji Residents complaining of asthma , headaches, allergies, & breathing difficulties. health risks escalating ! @RaoNarbir ji ! @cmohry @NHMHRY @MunCorpGurugram @HspcbS @AjayKumarIAS13 📍Sector 23A, 28.50367° N, 77.05435° E #HealthHazard #AirPollution #WasteManagement #WasteFires #HealthEmergency #Gurugram #GRAPViolation #HaryanaPollution @TheGurugramNews @diprogurugram1 @mananverma @amitabhk87 @AshokLavasa @YashMor5 @sumedhasharma86 @leenadhankhar @poonampand55281
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When a fire breaks out at a property, the damage isn’t over when the flames are out. Hazardous materials can seep into soil, groundwater, and even neighboring sites, creating long-term environmental liabilities. The challenge for environmental consultants has been accessing historical fire and hazmat incident data quickly and consistently. That’s why LightBox Live now integrates NFIRS data covering millions of incidents nationwide from 1980–2023. Our latest blog explains why fire history matters in CRE due diligence and how better data can help uncover hidden risks: hubs.la/Q03DJS0b0 #FireData #LightBoxLive #NFIRS #EnvironmentalConsultants
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I said I'd show up, and here I am. Posting every day until the right recruiter sees me. Because I believe in divine timing data doing the work. Watch. Share. Reach out. Day 18/30 #dataanalysis #businessanalysis #businessgrowthstrategy #firedata #hr #hiring #techhiring
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// dream.journal_4421.log >> entry.start sleep.cycle=✓ REM.level=∞ location: /planes/beyond/packet_soup/ encountered :: bird.protocol[coo=truth] input whisper → “marketcap == belief.rendered” → system overload → visual cascade: $12,000,000 firedata bloom error? hallucination? :: can't confirm :: smells real >> entry.end
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Excluding vehicle crashes, fires claimed 51 lives in Massachusetts last year. This includes one firefighter who was injured in a prior-year fire. About 80% took place at home and the leading cause was smoking. We'll post more #FireData as we review it in the days & weeks ahead.
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Thrilled to return to #FDIC2025 to talk about #firedata! The SuperBowl of #FireTraining! @FDICevent @fireengineering
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The transition from NFIRS to NERIS is here! 🚒 Discover how this shift will impact fire departments nationwide. Read more: bit.ly/4bGFZqW #FireData #NERIS
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Live from the big show next week! @fireengineering @FDICevent #FDIC2024 #firedata @DeccanIntl
We'll be live at @FDICevent next week! Stop by at the show or catch us online! #fdic2024 @fireengineering #firedata
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⚠️ IMPORTANT SCAM PSA ⚠️ Theres a new scam going around that's not very obvious and can be easy to fall for! If a man with slick red hair gives you a FireData and tells you to install it into SciLab 1, DONT ACCEPT IT! (more info in thread 🧵)
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Our 2nd #NERIS webinar is happening today at 1:00 ET. We look forward to sharing more information about the new framework and benefits of the system. Find out more here: fsri.org/events/modernizing-… @DHSgov @USfire #FireData #FireSafetyResearch

Next Thursday (12/14), join us for the 2nd National Emergency Response Information System (#NERIS). Learn about the benefits, hear from the team and ask questions. Register here: fsri.org/events/modernizing-… @DHSgov @usfire #FireData
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Next Thursday (12/14), join us for the 2nd National Emergency Response Information System (#NERIS). Learn about the benefits, hear from the team and ask questions. Register here: fsri.org/events/modernizing-… @DHSgov @usfire #FireData
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Join us Dec 14 for the 2nd National Emergency Response Information System (#NERIS) webinar to learn benefits of the new system, hear from the project team and ask questions live. Register now: fsri.org/events/modernizing-… @DHSgov @USFire #FireData
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