Sheep Fire Sets Record for Biggest Blaze in Idaho National Lab History

By ExchangeMonitor

The Sheep Fire, which burned more than 112,000 acres, is the largest blaze ever at the Energy Department’s Idaho National Laboratory, a spokeswoman confirmed Tuesday. It eclipsed the old record set by the Jefferson Fire, which in 2010 burned almost 109,000 acres,…

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