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Drought-triggered burn bans now cover Vermont and New Hampshire to prevent wildfires.
Severe drought and dry conditions have prompted burn bans across Vermont and New Hampshire to reduce wildfire risks.
Vermont has banned debris burning statewide, with no permits issued until conditions improve, while New Hampshire enforces a statewide ban on open fires, smoking in wooded areas, and campfires, except in designated fire pits.
Both states face prolonged drought, with nearly 80% of Vermont and much of New Hampshire in severe to extreme drought.
Officials warn that dry soil and leaf litter increase fire danger, and multiple sustained rain events are needed to reduce risk.
Human activity is responsible for most wildfires, prompting authorities to urge public cooperation, fire safety practices, and reporting of violations.
Las prohibiciones de quemar desencadenadas por la sequía ahora cubren Vermont y New Hampshire para prevenir incendios forestales.