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CTIF was founded in 1900 in Paris as “Comité Technique International de prevention et d'extinction de Feu”, for the purposes of encouraging and promoting co-operation among firefighters and other experts in Fire & Rescue throughout the world.

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ctif.org > news > unusually-large-surf-waves-southern-california-not-necessarily-early-signs-2026-27-super-el

Unusually large surf waves in Southern California not necessarily early signs of the 2026-27 Super El Niño

4+ day, 17+ hour ago   (210+ words) The unusually large waves in Southern California in early September can likely not be interpreted as direct evidence that the developing 2026–27 El Niño is already producing its characteristic California impacts. Although the developing 2026–27 El Niño is already exceptionally strong, meteorologists…...

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ctif.org > news > world-fire-congress-2026-concludes-london

8 Strategic Communities of Practice established as the World Fire Congress 2026 concluded in London

4+ day, 17+ hour ago   (234+ words) The World Fire Congress 2026 concluded Wednesday September 9th in London, closing a two‑day gathering that brought together fire‑service leaders, researchers, policymakers, and international organizations from more than 60 nations. The event—hosted at the QEII Conference Centre by the UK’s…...

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ctif.org > news > el-nino-2026-27-may-become-most-extreme-eight-decades

El Niño 2026 - 27 may become the most extreme in eight decades

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (1486+ words) The developing 2026–27 El Niño is strengthening rapidly and could become one of the most powerful events in the modern observational record. In regions facing hotter, drier conditions—such as western North America, Australia, and parts of South America—firefighters may…...