Topic: American Pyrotechnics Association
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As fireworks proliferate, injuries haven't. What does that say about safety?
Number of injuries relative to use of fireworks has gone down, say fireworks groups, noting a trend toward looser state restrictions. But 11 were injured July 3 at a Pelham, N.H., home. Last year saw 9,600 emergency-room injuries related to fireworks.
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Independence Day: Do July 4 droughts hurt fireworks sales?
Independence Day 2012 coincides with devastating wildfires across Colorado, resulting in a statewide ban on fireworks. But droughts are a common feature of the Independence Day holiday season, and the fireworks industry has found ways to cope with Mother Nature.
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With July 4, more – but safer – consumer fireworks
Fireworks sales have doubled since 1998, but not injuries.
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How new tricks make Fourth of July fireworks better than ever
Fourth of July fireworks now have new effects, new technology, and new colors. These advances have revolutionized fireworks in the recent years.
07/03/2011 12:38 pm -
A dark Fourth of July for some cities
Budget cuts are forcing many towns to scrap fireworks shows, though in some, local residents and businesses have stepped up to keep the tradition going.
07/03/2009 01:00 am







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