Traditionally, natural phenomena such as lightning have been the main causes of fire. Nowadays, the vast majority of fires have their origin in accidents, especially negligence in agricultural tasks or in the recreational use of our forests and in vandalism, which gives rise to an increasing number of intentional fires.
Climate change is exacerbating the problem of forest fires, which are becoming faster, more dangerous and more difficult to control. Fires cause increased temperatures, prolonged periods of drought - leading to dryer soils - and heat waves. These are just some of the consequences of fires on the environment.
Fires worsen climate change and, in turn, climate change intensifies the occurrence of fires. Therefore, it is essential to make society aware of the importance of forest fire prevention through individual action. Someone who knows what actions help prevent forest fires can save lives, including the lives of the planet.
Some of the most common tips to prevent fires are: do not leave waste that can cause a fire, do not build fires during fire season and, of course, know how to react to a fire.
It is very important to know how to prevent forest fires and what measures to take. Here are some recommendations to avoid them.
In case you find yourself in a fire, we offer the following advice:
As you already know, fires destroy everything in their path, complicating the task of saving our crops. In addition, the causes generated by fires cause consequences that last for a long time, so prevention and awareness will always be the best option.
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