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04/01/20

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Originally posted by Jwpingrid ↑

Its bush land that’s burning that has not been back burned that’s killing people, not the fuel we use. With all respect Australia has had fires for thousands of years and I bet for longer. My uncle Jeff has wanted to back burn on his property for as long as I can remember, unfortunately he could not due to people being concerned about losing bush land and now the bush land leads right to his home that he paid for.

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With out a doubt , Fuel load / lack of back burning is a major contributor to the fires. But seriously. have a look at the direct correlation between the ambient atmospheric temperature and the ferocity of the fires.
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