Ferocity of bushfires in Australia will experience ‘exponential effect’ without intervention
Without adequate management and fire reduction burn offs, the ferocity of Australia’s fires will continue to incur an “exponential effect” to the point “no firefighting force known to man” can stop them, says bushfire specialist Roger Underwood, supported by David Packham.
Ferocity of bushfires in Australia will experience ‘exponential effect’ without intervention
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