Maryland issues statewide burn ban amid drought conditions
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With grasses along the coast suffering from a lack of rainfall, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources has implemented a statewide ban on open-air burning, effective since November 1, to prevent wildfires. The ban, covering bonfires, charcoal grilling, fire pits, and campfires, comes as Maryland and surrounding regions experience little to no rain over the past several weeks.
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The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has implemented a statewide ban on open-air burning, effective since November 1, to prevent wildfires.
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