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In Georgia and Western North Carolina, dozens of other fire occurred, but also hit Helene. The trees in some areas can act as fuel and can promote the fire spread in a short and long-term period.
“After the hurricane, a large number of dead trees fell and allow to cause sunlight,” he said. “And this is easier to preach the fire, to promote the fire. As soon as possible. Thus, there are a large number of logs to block the roads.”
This happened last week in Polk Carolina Polk County, where firefighters walk among the fallen trees and a fire of about 500 hectares in the area Blue Ridge is reporting public radio. These fallen trees have been a fire concern in the southeast, especially in the southeast, in the southeast, especially in the southeast.
For example, in 2018, Horrican Michael, Florida Panhandle’s 1.3 million acres of 18 million acres of the Panhael decreased dried later and fuel In 2022, Bertha’s swamp burned a road fire for more than 33,000 hectares.
Some fires experts also concern that the southern apps are caused by the southern apps, as the southern apps, rhododendron and mountain laurel.
“Now we have taken full sunlight before receiving the full sunshine in these areas,” Wood, North Carolina Forestry, now coordinated wild fire management strategies for the southeastern area of the Wild Fire Council, Posted and told the courier. “Thus, the objects will really increase, growth-wise and a potential impact from the point of firefighting.”
Fighting fire by fire
If a large research body clearly shows the fire of climate change than the west, scientists are still a direct climate connection for the flames in the southeast. However, some research shows that warming and wildfire creates conditions for the region.
“There are many other areas and more in the country due to climate change in the southeast of droughts, because of climate change,” iglesias said. This can drastically increase the amount of the forest burned forest in Appalachia in the South 2024 Education.
Forest leaders in this region helps forest managers in this region often recognized fires known as fires known as fires, dry plants help clean the deeper infernos before they burn. But there are several ways to this strategy. In the United States, 50 percent of 751 million acres of forest areas are private, and these owners decide how lands are managed. This means that government agencies are required to allow landlords before cleaning the lowered trees after a storm or allow burning burns in their lands. There is a boost growing up to some groups to help the hosts in North Carolina, this fire embraces the control strategy, Brist reports.
Another SNAG can reduce the number of days that can apply climate change, land leaders in the southeast. 2024 Education. To ignite and burn vegetation, but temperatures and winds should be moderately low to prevent the fire from the fact that the fire increases the global temperature. Like wild fires, the defined burns can also leave air pollution that can negatively affect air quality. My colleague Lee HedgePeth covered this issueCurrently, Birmingham, what is happening in Alabama.
At the same time, there is Trump management Financing and freeze in programs that support wild fire extinguishers In recent weeks, leaving great infectious of the country, not ready to take great wildfires, experts say.
