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Why is a bushfire a bushfire?
because it is a bushfire
When did Chatsbury bushfire happen?
Chatsbury bushfire happened in 1965.
When did Pulletop bushfire happen?
Pulletop bushfire happened on 2006-02-06.
What is the lifecycle of a bushfire?
It is not a living thing, so it has no life cycle.
Where wildfires most likely occur?
Nathan Ellis' house.
What single personality trait makes Gregory and Sampson flat characters?
The single personality trait that makes Gregory and Sampson flat characters is that they are both arrogant. The characters of Gregory and Sampson are from the play Romeo and Juliet.
Why is a bushfire a bushfire?
because it is a bushfire
What is Lloyd-Davis position?
legs spread but flat legs spread but flat
Did George Sampson visit London?
Yes he had a flat there for a fue months and he goes there for most of the things he does.
When was Bushfire CRC created?
Bushfire CRC was created in 2003.
When did Chatsbury bushfire happen?
Chatsbury bushfire happened in 1965.
What are thin flat spread out clouds?
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Where can one find information about the flat spread Option Adjusted Spread?
An Option Adjusted Spread, otherwise known as OAS, is a flat spread added to discount a security payment. You can find out more information on these by visiting your local financial institution.
What happens to small plants in a bushfire?
Small plants rarely survive a bushfire.
How can you die in a bushfire besides getting burnt to death?
In a bushfire the smoke can suffocate you
When did Pulletop bushfire happen?
Pulletop bushfire happened on 2006-02-06.
What is the geographical process of a desert?
Weather is a major contributor to bushfires. The hotter and drier, the more likely it is for a bushfire to start and spread uncontrollably. High winds will reduce humidity, and cause an ongoing bushfire to spread more rapidly. Often these high winds are brought from off the desert areas in Australia. Therefore, the geographic process tends to be that bushfires are more common inland, rather than near the coast, where weather is drier. Bushfires move faster in hilly country. For every 10 degrees of slope gradient, the speed of the bushfire will double as it travels uphill. This is by no means the case every time, however, as bushfires are also common on the largest island in Moreton Bay (North Stradbroke Island), near Brisbane, Queensland. Not only is the weather humid, but the terrain is comparatively flat
