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Didn't that vegetation actually end up less flammable than the houses ? (Or was that just cherry picking by journalists ?)
by BlueTemplar 2y ago
Didn't that vegetation actually end up less flammable than the houses ? (Or was that just cherry picking by journalists ?)
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- idle_zealot 2y agoIt totally depends on the type of vegetation. Some species, at least while alive, retain water and resist burning, acting as natural fire stops. Other species, including many imported to the area for aesthetic purposes, act as dry tinder.