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Why have forest fires in ponderosa pine forests become more damaging to that ecosystem than they were historically?

Why have forest fires in ponderosa pine forests become more damaging to that ecosystem than they were historically?
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Why have forest fires in ponderosa pine forests become more damaging to that ecosystem than they were historically?

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because plants are dying which means it wont photosynthesize and it wont produce oxygen. so animals will die and the ecosystem will distrupt.

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