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Nevada Estates Weigh In as Burning Man Crowds Meet Wildfire Risk

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Nevada property owners near this year's Burning Man are watching fire-evacuation planning closely as roughly 70,000 attendees converge on the region. Local officials and residents are urging organizers and visitors alike to take the wildfire risk seriously before the gates open.

With reporting from Curbed.

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