Wildfire that destroyed 850 structures in southern Colorado was caused by tree falling on power line, investigators say

A large wildfire started in southern Colorado on June 29 when a tree fell onto a power line. The fire destroyed around 850 structures in the area. Investigators released a report confirming that the tree falling on the power line was the cause of the fire.

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The Colorado SunLean Left· 8d ago

Wildfire that destroyed 850 structures in southern Colorado was caused by tree falling on power line, investigators say

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KRDOCenter· 9d ago

‘Tree and energized power lines:’ What ‘Aspen Acres’ fire investigators say sparked the state’s 5th most destructive wildfire

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KDVR DenverCenter· 8d ago

Report: Aspen Acres fire caused by tree hitting power lines

Report: Aspen Acres fire caused by tree hitting power lines

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