Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Soberanes-Fire-in-California-27MZIFJJICADO.htmlConceptually similarFirefighters at the Soberanes Fire in CaliforniaGP0STQ19VCompleted★★★★Firefighters at the Soberanes Fire in CaliforniaGP0STQ19WCompleted★★★★★★Firefighters at the Soberanes Fire in CaliforniaGP0STQ19XCompleted★★★★Soberanes Fire in CaliforniaGP0STQ1MICompleted★★★★Soberanes Fire in CaliforniaGP0STQ1MKCompleted★★★★Soberanes Fire in CaliforniaGP0STQ1MHCompleted★★★★Soberanes Fire in CaliforniaGP0STQ1MMCompleted★★★★Soberanes Fire in CaliforniaGP0STQ1MGCompleted★★★★Soberanes Fire in CaliforniaGP0STQ1MFCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STQ1MNSoberanes Fire in CaliforniaTwo National Guard trucks on their way to help fight the Soberanes fire.Locations:California-Monterey-North America-United States of AmericaDate:5 Aug, 2016Credit:© CAL Fire BEUMaximum size:800px X 504pxRestrictions:EDITORIAL USE ONLY, IMAGE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. SHOULD NOT BE LICENSED OR SOLD TO THIRD PARTIES.Keywords:Climate change-Climate change impacts-Day-Destruction-Drought-Fire service-Fires-Forest fires-Forests (campaign title)-KWCI (GPI)-Nature-Public Domain (license type)-Roads-Smoke-Summer-Trees-TrucksShoot:Soberanes Fire in CaliforniaSpanning more than 68,500 acres, the Soberanes Fire broke out on July 23, 2016 in Monterey County near Big Sur in Northern California. There have been massive evacuations, more than 50 homes destroyed, and one fatality. This is just one of many fires that have spread throughout California this summer, primarily due to the prolonged drought that has caused a massive bark beetle infestation, resulting in more than 66 million dead trees and an elevated fire risk.Related Collections:Forest Fires in California (All Photographers)
