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In support of the Oklahoma State University missionIn Fire Safety, Perimeter is the only full-service solutions provider offering products, equipment, personnel, logistics and service. Perimeter Solutions operates as the largest global producer of fire-fighting chemicals with a broad product offering across fire retardant and firefighting foam applications. Perimeter is a key supplier of wildland fire fighting products and services to the USDA Forest Service, CalFire and other large fire management agencies across the world. Our retardant and Class A foam products are fully qualified by the USDA Forest Service. We produce major brands known throughout the world like
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Perimeter Solutions’ PHOS-CHEK® and FIRE-TROL® brand long-term fire retardants, Class A foams and gels are the world’s safest, most effective and environmentally friendly products available for fighting, managing and controlling wildland fires. Perimeter Solutions’ wildland fire chemicals have been used by the premier fire management agencies around the world since 1963. Perimeter Solutions’ innovative new products include our ultra-high visibility retardants, the world’s best Class A foam, and our unique fire-suppressant gel. We also offer a wide range of equipment and services.
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Perimeter Solutions’ Solberg® 3% MIL-SPEC SFFF is First Fluorine-Free Firefighting Foam Concentrate on DoD Qualified Products List
U.S. Military Bases and Commercial Airports Can Use This Environmentally Superior Technology with Assurance of Performance Clayton, MO 13 September 2023 – Perimeter Solutions (NYSE: PRM), a leading global manufacturer of high-quality firefighting foams, announced...
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In Shawnee National Forest, a Debate Swirls Around How To Best Protect Trees Amid Climate Change and Wildfires
Karina Atkins = Chicago Tribune (TNS) The Shawnee National Forest in southern Illinois is a mosaic of towering trees, lush wetlands and commanding rock formations that are the native habitat for a wealth of plants and animals, including 19 species of oaks. The forest...
Wildfire Concerns Grow on Oahu (HI) After Deadly Aug. 8 Maui Fires
Nina Wu - The Honolulu Star-Advertiser Sep. 25—One recent August evening, Brett Schenk went for a walk to Waahila Ridge State Recreation Area, where he noticed a young boy overloading a barbecue grill at a pavilion with branches just before closing time. Schenk...
Federal Firefighters Will Quit in Droves if Congress Doesn’t Take Action, Union Warns
Alex Wigglesworth - Los Angeles Times (TNS) With temporary pay hikes for federal wildland firefighters set to expire in the coming weeks, union officials are warning that the 15,000-member workforce could face a mass exodus if Congress fails to make the increases...
Wildfire-Prone CA Weighs New Rules for Property Insurance Pricing
By ADAM BEAM Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California will let insurance companies consider climate change when setting their prices, the state's chief regulator announced Thursday, a move aimed at preventing insurers from fleeing the state over fears of...
In a State Used to Hurricanes and Flooding, LA is Battling an Unprecedented Wildfire Season
By SARA CLINE Associated Press BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana, typically one of the wettest states in the country, is on fire. In communities often challenged by flooding and hurricanes this time of year, firefighters instead are fending off 300-foot-tall (91.44...
Four Firefighters Heading Home After Battling B.C. Wildfires Die in Vehicle Crash in Canada
VICTORIA, British Columbia (AP) — Four firefighters travelling home after battling British Columbia’s wildfires died Wednesday in a road crash. B.C. Premier David Eby and Forests Minister Bruce Ralston said in a joint statement the firefighters died in a motor vehicle...
