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USU Extension Publication Emphasizes Supporting Teen Mental Health Following Wildfires

By ETV News · October 31, 2026 · 1 min read
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USU Extension press release UTAH – Long after fire embers cool and structural rebuilding begins, adolescents’ mental health may still need attention. Utah’s 2026 wildfire season underscores that need. More than 474,000 acres were burned by 755 wildfires, disrupting communities and raising concerns beyond immediate property damage.

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