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-Watch the video -Answer the following question. Make sure you site evidence. Make sure you use complete sentences. Question: Are fires always bad in the environment? Why? -Please don't just say yes or
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Are fires always bad in the environment? Why?

-Please don't just say yes or no because
(How Wildfires Help! | Science for Kids)
^video is by SciShow Kids ^

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I think fire is bad for the environment because fires can spread and they damage things in their path, smoke is also really bad. If you inhale too much you can die from it. And it’s very foggy and gives you a hard time breathing as well.
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maybe you should watch the video...

we can't help you because we don't have the vid.

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