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| Australia Wild Fire |
Australia has a history of wildfires in the forest due to the amount
of heat generated in the forests lately for many decades. Known as the fire
continent of the Globe, Australia island of the forest with a huge area i.e. 16%
of the total land covered in forests. The history of bush fires has caused many
people dying and this has been a challenge for the Australian Govt. since the
fire became a common trait.
The historical data,
analysis and previous workings are critical in resolving fire issues in the future.
An eye on the history of fires not only helps in sustaining the losses but is
also a catalyst in combatting the climate change issues. The history dates back
to the times of the early human settlements in Australia and when the invasion
of the continent took place.
In the early times it
was taken as a celebration as early Australians the aborigines celebrated their
land, the fire, hunted, cooked, and used it to good effect to manage the vast
land. Some of the land management practices included ‘Cultural burning’ i.e.
coming from primitive times. The process helps in the prevention of fire risks
and protecting native habitats.
According to some ecologists’
environmentalists in Australia, they think that in some ecologies in the Aussie
land the things have mostly differed due to the Geographical reasons. A true
example is the mountain ash forest of southeast Australia.
The future
implications also include the Hazard reduction burns to be part of the hazards
process. The primary benefits also include reducing the amount of fuel on the
grounds of bushland, forest, and grasslands. In most catastrophic and
destructive conditions wind is the less driving factor than anything else and
finally, the fuel holds lesser importance.
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