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Wildfires threaten western states

Wildfires have destroyed dozens of homes and threatened hundreds more in several western U.S. states, including Idaho, where an on-duty firefighter was killed by a falling tree. (Aug. 14)

This Aug. 11, 2012 photo provided by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management shows the Holloway Fire outside Denio, Nev., which has burned more than 525 square miles of remote rangeland straddling the Oregon-Nevada border. 

Fire bosses hoped to have the fire contained by Thursday. 

A woman firefighter received minor burns and smoke inhalation Sunday when she took refuge in her fire shelter after swirling winds pushed flames through an area about 30 miles east of Fields, Ore., where she was part of a federal fire crew digging containment line with hand tools. 

(AP Photo/U.S. Bureau of Land Management)

In this Aug. 12, 2012 photo provided by the Wyoming State Forestry Division, a column of smoke rises from the wildfire burning about 10 miles south of Glenrock in central Wyoming. 

The fire has burned about 6,500 acres since it was discovered last Friday. 

Officials say the fire was about 20 percent contained and showed little activity on Monday. (AP Photo/Wyoming State Forestry Division)

In this photo taken Aug. 9, 2012 and released by the San Diego County Fire Authority, Cal Fire firefighters attack a blaze near Chihuahua Valley Road in Northern San Diego County. 

A wildfire ignited by lightning continues to burn out of control in the highlands northeast of Warner Springs, Calif. 

State fire Battalion Chief Nick Schuler says the 900 acre fire was active overnight and was only 5 percent contained early Friday. (AP Photo/Kevin Pack/San Diego County Fire Authority)

In this photo taken Thur. Aug. 9,2012 and released by the San Diego County Fire Authority, a firefighter sets a backfire along Chihuahua Valley Road in Northern San Diego County. 

A wildfire ignited by lightning continues to burn out of control in the highlands northeast of Warner Springs, Calif. 

State fire Battalion Chief Nick Schuler says the 900 acre fire was active overnight and was only 5 percent contained early Friday. (AP Photo/Kevin Pack/San Diego County Fire Authority)

Firefighters battle a wildfire near the town of Noble in Cleveland County, south of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, August 4, 2012. REUTERS/Garett Fisbeck

Firefighters battle a wildfire near the town of Noble in Cleveland County, south of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, August 4, 2012. 

Wildfires burned out of control on Friday in Oklahoma, destroying homes and shutting down highways in a state that has suffered 18 straight days of 100-plus degree temperatures and persistent drought. 

Emergency officials counted 11 different wildfires around the state, with at least 65 homes destroyed in parched areas north and south of Oklahoma City and south of Tulsa. REUTERS/Garett Fisbeck (UNITED STATES - Tags: DISASTER ENVIRONMENT)

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