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6 April, 20:34

Why have forest fires in ponderosa pine forests become more damaging to that ecosystem than they were historically?

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  1. 6 April, 21:24
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    Because plants are dying which means it wont photosynthesize and it wont produce oxygen. so animals will die and the ecosystem will distrupt.
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