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Utah’s wildfire season this year is breaking records—nearly 475,000 acres burned, second worst since 1986—with three mega-fires each devouring over 60,000 acres. These blazes aren’t just destroying trees; they’re crippling recreation, threatening flood risks, and reshaping the state’s future. Experts warn this could be the new normal, as ten percent of Utah’s forests have burned in the last decade, with the Babylon Fire alone setting a record for woodland destruction in one blaze.

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