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#shorts #tedx #ted #wildfires #climate #climatechange #disastermanagement
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Exactly. Under the right conditions. Natural forest fires help. That’s why pre burns and clearing out ground fuels are so important. It’s the same for rural communities that have ground fuels. U burn that off. Forests need that too. Mother Nature knows what she’s doing. It’s us that need to be educated. (Not talking about extreme condition wildfires out of control that threaten life/property).
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Growing up in Australia we used to have a controlled back burn every two years. It burned up all the excess fuel so that in summer if fires started they had hardly any fuel.
With the whole greenies movement they stopped these burn offs saying they weren’t eco friendly due to pollution and danger to animals etc etc. This meant when summer came the fires had so much fuel they destroyed a ridiculous amount of land, killing animals and people, destroying habitats and homes.
Small winter fires prevent huge summer fires. The aborigines did this practice going back as far as you can imagine and managed to control their environment.
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I read this years ago. There use to be a program of burning 5% of all forest every year. After 20 years, every forest would have had a fire to remove all the underbrush and dead wood. The strong healthy trees will survive such a fire because they are not as hot as ones that occur less often with a buildup of rotted leaves and wood
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People used to burn the brush on their property,on a regular basis, it cleans out the undergrowth, leaving the trees, but now we have plenty of kindling to make it easy for raging fires to be so destructive, also destroying trees and homes, and more.
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Unfortunately what happens after a forest fire is that rapidly growing brush moves into the cleared land, preventing trees from taking root and getting sunlight as resources are taken by the greedier plants and block sunlight to saplings. It requires quick intervention to plant new trees before the brush moves in.
So no, letting forest fires just spread, doesnt necessarily increase living trees.
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I’m a wildland firefighter… this lady is so spot on . But it will never happen. , 99% of citizens won’t agree . If one “house “ is damaged people will freak . We are in a real Pickle.
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Indigenous peoples have always done this.
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Forest fire is a way by which nature regenerates itself. It should not be disturbed cause maybe a few unfortunate beings would die, but surely the new landscape carved by the nutritious deposits, caused by first fires, will make the home for many more...
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interesting...I'll definitely do some research on this interesting topic...
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The problem with this approach is the towns and lives certain figures put at risk 😢
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She has a brain, native americans knew it. But the forest service says let it rot.
I would much rather see fires in rainy season, air stays healtheir
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Well she said fire for continuation times and made a Ted Talk😮
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So wait, you're saying we should let Mother Nature do what she does? Hmmm
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Is she talking sbout natural fires or man made? Because these are entirely different.
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One meets their destiny on the road they take to avoid it
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So fire can DEFEAT fire
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Indigenous people knew all this
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Ooooooooh interesting POV! Guess suppression is pretty unhealthy in general
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Literally fight fire with fire😫
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@TEDx
1 year ago
Watch the full talk here: https://youtu.be/Nqw_C1SPzqw
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