what is the latest fire death rates per state(2004 to present)?
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There are a couple different statistics based on the type of fire or how the fire was started.   I suggest reading the websites I listed in the sources section, they both seem official... you're going to have a hard time getting anything from 2005 to current, but 2004 is available.
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go to 50states.com.  They all kinds of facts and trivia on each state.
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This might sound strange, but it depends upon how you define "died".  Take a look at the chart at the source.  It shows battle deaths, other deaths, and non-mortal woundings.  \n\nTo directly respond to your question, there have been 651,008 battle deaths through Desert Storm.  There have been another 2,465 in the latest Iraq conflict, 295 in Afghanistan and approximately 18 in Somalia for a grand total of 653,786...and unfortunately growing.
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this should do \n\nhttp://www.statelocalgov.net/index.cfm
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Not a lot: http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?did=230&scid=24
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I'm in Arizona. The reason we are having so many fires is because we are in a major drought. The second reason is that many environmentalists fought the thinning of the forest that they wanted to do to avoid a disasterous fire. Since they didn't do that, nature is doing it for them.\n\nThey do say that Global Warming may have an effect on the hurricanes though.
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55...so far\n36 by hostile fire
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280,000,000 to one\nACCORDING TO 'STORM DATA'... A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PUBLICATION... AN AVERAGE OF 87 LIGHTNING FATALITIES OCCURRED PER YEAR FROM 1959-1995. DUE TO UNDERREPORTING... THE FIGURES ARE MORE REALISTICALLY ABOUT 100-120 DEATHS PER YEAR. ONLY ABOUT 10% OF PEOPLE WHO ARE STRUCK ARE KILLED... LEAVING 90% WITH VARIOUS DEGREES OF DISABILITY.\nMy husband was struck in Nevada several years ago and only sustained burns.
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Try searching the Social Security Death Index on Rootsweb.com.
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For the lastest death count see\n http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ops/iraq_casualties.htm
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You must not be living in Texas or at least not in the part i live in....we wont even be able to shoot fire works this year because of the burn ban...unless we get some of that wet stuff from the sky!  (be glad u have rain it is impotant)
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the last I heard it was about 4300, it may be more now. NASA better update their data
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According to the Department of Justice:\nDEFINITION: Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter total cases (2004) Per capita figures expressed per 10,000 population\n\n #1   District of Columbia: 3.597 per 10,000 people    \n #2   Louisiana: 1.269 per 10,000 people    \n #3   Maryland: 0.93 per 10,000 people    \n #4   New Mexico: 0.876 per 10,000 people    \n #5   Mississippi: 0.777 per 10,000 people    \n #6   Nevada: 0.712 per 10,000 people    \n #7   Arizona: 0.697 per 10,000 people    \n #8   South Carolina: 0.677 per 10,000 people    \n #9   Georgia: 0.676 per 10,000 people    \n#10   California: 0.662 per 10,000 people  \n\nAccording to the Death Penalty Information Organization for 2005:\n#1 Louisiana 9.9\n#2 Maryland 9.9\n#3 Nevada8.5\n#4 Alabama 8.2\n#5 Arizona 7.5
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http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?scid=8&did=245
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http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/state/
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B E N G A L S >  Oh- they are on fire!!!\n\nCINCINNATI, OHIO\n\n#85
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I would have to know more. Fire is a scary thing. A few years ago I had to help my cousin get her horses out where she was in California. We had to paint phone numbers on the horses in case of separation. It came one block up to her house. The smoke was unreal. \n I would hate to see anything burn.\n And yes I have heard of one serious fire that we had. I would hope we didn't sacrifice one for the other. But I need to know more to say this was a bad thing.