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discribe the advantage of controlled the fire​

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Answered by kanisharchueck
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Fire removes low-growing underbrush, cleans the forest floor of debris, opens it up to sunlight, and nourishes the soil. ... Clearing brush from the forest floor with low intensity flames can help prevent large damaging wildfires that spread out of control and com- pletely destroy forests

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Answered by VaibhavPratapSingh35
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Benefits to the fire

Fires occurring in nature can restore ecological balance and facilitate regeneration. Over time, forest floors become littered with debris and choked by heavy undergrowth that competes with trees for nutrients and water. Wildlife can even be displaced from its natural habitat. Low-intensity fires clear forest floors with minimal damage to the trees. Fires can also rid forests of insect infestations and potential diseases.

Today, low-intensity forest fires are often intentionally started to pre-empt larger and more destructive ones that may occur in fire-prone regions.

The Dangers and Damages of Fire

Fires require oxygen and fuel to be ignited. With oxygen present in the air, faulty electrical wiring, cigarette butts, static electricity, and even concentrated sunlight can act as fuel and a destructive fire can start. Fires are made more deadly by smoke and toxic gases emitted from consumed materials. According to the U.S. Fire Administration (part of FEMA), there were 1.3 million fires in 2015 that led to 3,280 deaths, 15,700 injuries and more than $14 billion in damages.

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