Natural disasters such as forest fi

Natural disasters such as forest fires are ravaging several parts of the world.


In the Mediterranean basin, the number of ignitions and the area

affected by wildfire have increased exponentially over the last decades

due to climate and human geography (Pausas et al., 2008). In 2007, the

fires that occurred in southern Europe were among the worst on history

record with over 300,000 ha of forests burned. During the summer of

2010, widespread wildfires in western Russia burned thousands of

hectares of rangelands and forested areas, while the fire-caused death

toll exceeded 50 human casualties (Stocks et al., 2010). However,

concern is not just growing in Europe; in the United States, the annual

area burned by wildfire increased in the last decade, despite large

expenditures and infrastructures to fight fire (Robichaud et al., 2009).

These and other forest fires in recent years are described as environ-
mental disasters, causing loss of life, razing agricultural land and

destroying wildland and infrastructure. Furthermore, fire effects not

only include ecological implications on the ecosystems burned but

also constitute a major global warming contributor by releasing an

average of 1.7 to 4.1 gigatons of CO2 into the atmosphere (Earth

Policy Institute, 2009).

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Natural disasters such as Forest fires are Ravaging several Parts of the World. In the Mediterranean basin, the Number of ignitions and the Area affected by Wildfire have Increased exponentially over the last decades Due to Climate and Human geography (Pausas et al., the 2008th). . In the 2007th, the fires that occurred in Southern Europe were among the worst on History Record with over 300,000 ha of forests burned. During the Summer of 2,010th, widespread wildfires in Western Russia burned thousands of hectares of rangelands and forested areas, while the Fire-caused Death Toll exceeded 50 Human casualties (Stocks et al., 2010). However, is not just Growing Concern in Europe; in the United States, the Annual Area burned by Wildfire Increased in the last Decade, Despite Large expenditures and infrastructures to Fight Fire (Robichaud et al., 2009th). These and Other Forest fires in recent years are described as Environ- Mental disasters,. causing Loss of Life, Razing Agricultural Land and destroying Wildland and Infrastructure. Furthermore, Fire effects not only include Ecological implications on the burned ecosystems but also constitute a Major Contributor Global warming by releasing an average of 1.7 to 4.1 gigatons of CO2 Into the atmosphere (Earth Policy Institute, 2009).