A controversial firefighting strategy may be revisited. The approach, known as the 10 a.m. rule, involves quickly snuffing out all fires. Critics argue that this method can have unintended consequences.

A fleet of aircraft, including a Skycrane helicopter, has been enlisted to fight a fire. The Skycrane is capable of carrying a 2,650-gallon payload of water and can fill its tank in under a minute.

Further details about the 10 a.m. rule and its potential implications are available from the source. The strategy's effectiveness and potential drawbacks are being reconsidered, with some arguing that it may not be the best approach to preventing major disasters.