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9 July, 00:35
Why are controlled burns created?
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Mila Norris
9 July, 01:11
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Burning is any fire intentionally ignited to meet specific land management objectives, such as to reduce flammable fuels, restore ecosystem health, recycle nutrients, or prepare an area for new trees or vegetation
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London Prince
9 July, 02:04
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To clear land for new plants to grow or to prevent future wildfires from occurring
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