Forest Fires

Literature review I. Introduction - Wood fires According to Merriam - Webster 's dictionary, forest fires mean "large and destructive fire, especially in wilderness and rural areas". According to the same dictionary, the wilderness means "human unopened and unmanned roads or areas". When branches and branches die, a wildfire occurs during the drought, and Cognac produces a large amount of fire fuel. According to NIFC (inter-national department fire department) there are about 105,534 forest fires per year.

Forest fires: Every year around the world, fires cause fire in millions of hectares of forests. Fire is a natural part, but degraded forests are particularly vulnerable. This includes large-scale deforestation of tropical rain forests, forests of peat soil, or forest fires that have been suppressed over many years, vegetation accumulates unnaturally and the fire becomes even more intense. The resulting losses have a broad impact on biodiversity, climate, and the economy. Illegal unsustainable logging: From Brazil to Indonesia, illegal logging is done in all kinds of forests of every continent, destroying nature and wildlife, abolishing local livelihoods and distorting trade . Illegal logging to major consumer markets such as the United States and the European Union further accelerates this cycle

In this article I will explore the threat of forest fires in California and the central trough between Bakersfield and Modesto. In this white paper, we first explain the nature and impact of forest fires, then explain the damage of forest fires and their impact on the environment. Finally, global and national environmental maps related to this topic are presented. Wildfire is essentially a powerful force. It kills people, animals, and trees. There is the possibility of destroying homes and buildings. But it is also part of the forest's natural life cycle. Forest fires clean forest areas by burning dead leaves, plants and trees (Simon 34-40). Dead trees and dry trees are definitely one of the reasons the forest fires in the United States have become devastating in recent years.

Forest fires that are common in tropical dry forests are the main cause of forest degradation. When forest fires occur, thousands of acres of trees and vegetation will be destroyed. Forest fires are witnessed in various forest areas every year, and the quality of certain forest functions such as soil fertility, biodiversity, ecosystems, etc. continues to decline. We all know that substances in living plants purify the atmosphere we suck. They accomplish this by absorbing carbon dioxide, greenhouse gases and air impurities and then releasing oxygen. When a fire destroys the life of a plant, the quality of air we suck is diminished, the greenhouse gas in the atmosphere increases, causing climate change and global warming. In addition, huge smoke caused by forest fires causes a lot of air pollution.