History of Desire vs. Hanging Fire

Do you remember your first love? The proportion of adrenaline and blood caused by obscurity is not balanced and can not sleep, how was the mood feeling? When you start the bulky first car, the pedal feels it trembling at the bottom of your toes. From ages 13 to 19, I was full of acne, first love, painful at school, and ingenious free taste. The attention and passion in this life are well reflected in Tone, Perspective, and the literary means of Tony Hoagland's "Desire of Desire" and Audra Lorde's "Hanging Flame".

Pine's book "American Fire: Wild and Rural Fire Cultural History" (1982) provides a comprehensive overview of the changing ideas about landfire and the efforts to control it. Starting with the natural history of lightning, we talk about how indigenous people and European settlers use fire to clean the land and explore the expansion of the role of fire in the industrial society. In 1910, a huge wildfire burned Idaho State and Montana State, and after the death of 87 people fire fighting became a problem. However, as we have been doing firefighting activities in public land for decades, we have been able to sow seeds with plenty of bushes growing due to large wildfire fires.

Wildfire has two basic reasons. One is nature (lightning) and the other is human. Managed burns have a long history of field management. Prior to agriculture, society used fire to regulate the lives of animals and plants. The Fire History Study records periodic forest fires caused by indigenous people in North America and Australia. The occurrence of spontaneous fire was once part of the natural landscape of many areas. For example, during the last few decades (1994-2004) between the mid-Holocene and the 17th century, it is shown that the annual burn area of ​​California wasteland is 45.0% to 87.5%. These practices ended in the early 20th century when US fire policy was enacted with the aim of suppressing all fires. Since 1995, the US Forest Department has gradually incorporated incineration measures into its forest management policy.

In the early human history, the use of fire and the desire for certain foods may have changed the natural components of the plant and animal communities. From 8000 to 10,000 years ago, the advent of the agricultural community was largely dependent on the formation of the environment and the "permanent structure". The industrial revolution in the western part of the 18th century and the 19th century took advantage of the possibility of huge growth of fossil fuel energy. Coal is used to power more efficient engines and is then used to generate electricity. Contemporary health systems and medical advances protect numerous people from illness. In the mid-20th century, the consolidated environmental movement pointed out that the many important benefits currently enjoyed are related to environmental costs. In the latter half of the 20th century, environmental problems have become global scale.