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How mobile rain towers could be used to save communities from intense wildfires

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November 8, 2024

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An Alberta company says its rain towers could be a game changer for protecting homes and buildings next wildfire season. The people behind it say they fill a gap between ground sprinklers and water-dropping aircraft. The CBC's Travis McEwan caught a demonstration at Enoch Cree Nation to see how it works.

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