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What Do Bushfires Destroy?
Bushfires destroy many things. They can burn down houses and forests. It can wreck the habitat. It can have a great psycological effect
For how long did the Ash Wednesday bushfires burn?
The bushfires which started in Victoria and South Australia on Ash Wednesday, 16 February 1983, lasted for two days, until the 18th.
What is burn the capital of?
The capital city of Switzerland is Bern
What is the only capital city in the world that will never burn down?
capital of Greenland
What will the sun do to you?
burn you if you get to close
How do bushfires increase the Carbon Dioxide in the air?
Bushfires burn wood and vegetation, releasing carbon dioxide into the air, but they do not have a long-term effect on total atmospheric carbon dioxide levels. This is because the new growth that follows the busfire will eventually absorb the same amount of carbon as the trees that were burnt.
How many bush fires are started?
There are about 30 - 50 or more fires a year, including bushfires . ---- This figure does not include the innumerable bushfires that occur in Australia every summer. Many years they are just spot fires that may burn hectares of land but cause little other damage. Some years, a large number of bushfires come together to cause immense devastation in Victoria, New South Wales or South Australia.
How close do you have to get to the sun for it to burn you?
Right here on earth! What do you think a "sun burn" is?
What is the global opinion on deforestation?
deforestation is a chance to get rid of trees to make wood, furniture and paper etc. Although deforestation is destroying manyy trees, we are helping decrease the chances of bushfires from spreading thoroughly. The less trees there are, the less chances that theses bushfires will be able to burn as many houses and kill people.
How close do you have to the be to the sun to burn?
you have to stay here on Earth have you ever hear of a sun burn.
What will the planet that is close to the sun do?
if a planet was to close to the sun it would burn up
What is the Nature of bush fires?
Bushfire refers to any large uncontained fire occurring in bushland, scrubland or even grassland in Australia. Bushfires in Australia are characterised by being most common in dry areas where there is a lot of dry tinder and undergrowth, usually the result of a prolonged drought or heatwave. They can occur in grasslands, but are more common in eucalyptus bushland. Bushfires that burn particularly hot will jump from treetop to treetop. These are known as crown fires, and they are made more intense because the eucalyptus oil in the leaves reaches boiling point and explodes, sending embers in all directions, setting other trees alight. Australian bushfires are also more common in hills and mountainous areas, as fire moves faster uphill. They are erratic and unpredictable, and can change directiinvat any time.
