"As of Tuesday morning, the fire—dubbed the Sawgrass Fire—had consumed about 18,500 acres and was about 23 percent contained. 'What we’re waiting for is a significant amount of rain on it to put the fire out.'"https://earther.gizmodo.com/the-everglades-are-on-fire-1835839838 …
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From what I understand, this fire is actually ok: https://twitter.com/KendraWrites/status/1143503620412977155 …
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Emily Cunningham Retweeted Dr. Crystal A. Kolden 🔥
More from @pyrogeog, an "Associate Professor of Fire Science and former wildland firefighter, addressing wildfire in the era of anthropogenic climate change."https://twitter.com/pyrogeog/status/1143536805565743105 …
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Dr. Crystal A. Kolden 🔥 @pyrogeog
That vegetation is highly flammable - it evolved to be very flammable. The Park Service actually does a lot of prescribed (intentional) burning there as well. So while the flames look intense, the important reproductive parts of the plants are underground and will regrow quickly. https://twitter.com/rgunns/status/1143495103182528512 …
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