Keep a sense of proportion and make your owndecisions after doing a little of your own thinking; lightning has been causing uncontrolled forest and grassfires for over a billion years. In the 1920s, the USForest Service 'decided' forest fires were 'worth' fighting, and developed the 'Smoky the Bear' campaign for prompt reporting/fighting forest fires. In 1999, the USForest Service 'decided' forest health was best maintained by controlled burns and allowing lighning-strike fires to 'naturally' propogate. All the recent publicity about 'forest' fires threatening housing is due to builders building houses inside forested areas. And please, don't get me started about volcanoes and rainforests.
i have no idea ... sorry
i have no idea ... sorry
i have no idea ... sorry
Air pollution is as dangerous as poison. Air pollution is as bad as junk-food.
Manage pollution because its bad for the air and its bad for humans and animals.
No. Bonfires are not legal in Queensland.
It very well depends on how large you build the fire. From the bonfires I have seen, yes, there will be quite a bit of smoke in the air. the wind may blow it towards ir away from you.
Bonfires are usually for brush that was cleared and needs to be disposed of.
Bonfires on the Heath was created on 2009-10-06.
Bonfires are usually for brush that was cleared and needs to be disposed of.
The word bonfires has three syllables (Bon-fi-res)
Bonfires are legal in certain parts of Long Island. For example, Montauk beach is an area where bonfires are allowed during certain hours of the day.
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In many places it is. Clean Air acts around the world have tightened up even bonfires. Check with your local authority to see if it is allowed. Bonfires do not add to global warming, as the carbon they release was recently removed from the atmosphere when the wood was growing.
Open fires, like bonfires, are not usually permitted at any time in most cities.
Not really some people do it in big bonfires to get an array of colors but still I don't suggest putting copper in a fire till after you are done cooking on it .