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Early summer, lack of rain spark fires


SNPP collects forest fires at 375 metres resolution so even small fires are picked up. There could be many factors contributing to increased forest fires — one of them is fuel load. The FSI’s data shows forest fires started spiking from January this year peaking dramatically in March. In February, Odisha recorded 83% rain deficiency, Uttarakhand 71%, West Madhya Pradesh 68%, and Telangana 74%, among others. “Generally, when there is a dry period for a long time and temperatures are high, forest fires increase.


Source: Hindustan Times March 07, 2021 18:40 UTC



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