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	<title>Comments on: Australia&#8217;s burned desert more biodiverse</title>
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		<title>By: Rob</title>
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		<dc:creator>Rob</dc:creator>
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		<description>This is true in North America as well, where prairie and forest fires were set by both man and nature for ten thousand years or more, until the last 80 years, when the &quot;Smokey the Bear&quot; campaign really flourished and we were all taught that fire is bad.  As a result, fuel build-up and fire susceptible species have spread, both raising the risk of catastrophic fires when they do occur (see the headlines in California every summer).  This didn&#039;t used to happen, and with proper fire managment doesn&#039;t need to happen.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is true in North America as well, where prairie and forest fires were set by both man and nature for ten thousand years or more, until the last 80 years, when the &#8220;Smokey the Bear&#8221; campaign really flourished and we were all taught that fire is bad.  As a result, fuel build-up and fire susceptible species have spread, both raising the risk of catastrophic fires when they do occur (see the headlines in California every summer).  This didn&#8217;t used to happen, and with proper fire managment doesn&#8217;t need to happen.</p>
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