fire safety

At the center of attention will be climate change, civil protection, artificial intelligence, and sustainability. We are halfway through the journey leading up to INTERSCHUTZ, scheduled in Hannover from June 1st to June 6th, 2026. The next…

How Firefighters Combat Record Heat Consequences and Provide Prevention Solutions With the increase in extreme weather phenomena due to climate change, record heat events are becoming more frequent and intense in many parts of the world.…

Canada's fires choke America - the reason why Tragedies can be many things, sometimes even ecological, but sometimes the consequences can be truly dramatic. In this case, we have to talk about the various fires that raged in Canada, and…

More European Canadairs against fires in Mediterranean countries The increasing threat of forest fires in Mediterranean countries has prompted the European Commission to take decisive measures to protect the affected regions. The news of…

New Technologies in Frontline Fire Fighting With rising summer temperatures and the increasing threat of forest fires, Italy is stepping up its efforts to tackle these emergencies. A key part of firefighting involves the use of aerial…

Global fire crisis, a problem since 2019 Before the Pandemic, there were other crises that unfortunately went to be rather forgotten. In this case we have to describe the issue of fires, which in 2019 presented itself as a virtually global…

Fire alarm - Italy is in danger of going up in smoke Besides the alarm about floods and landslides, there is always something we have to consider and that is of course drought. This kind of very intense heat comes naturally from…

From extreme drought to unprecedented destruction: the fire crisis in British Columbia The year 2023 marks a sad record for British Columbia (BC): the most destructive forest fire season ever recorded, according to data provided by the BC…

Fires are a major cause of injury, death and economic damage. Every year, between 15 and 25 million fires occur in the United States, resulting in approximately 25,000 injuries, 5,000 deaths and $7 to $9 billion in economic damages

The damages induced by smoke inhalation determine a dramatic worsening of the mortality of burn patients: in these cases the damages deriving from smoke inhalation add up to those from burns, often with lethal consequences