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Do you remember the fire back in 2016, in Fort McMurray, Alberta,Canada? That was the biggest Wildfire Canada has ever had in centuries. Well Wildfire fire is pretty serious, it could create a pretty bad damage. So today I am here to tell you more about wildfire and a response plan for wildfire.

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- broadleaf deciduous forests
- Plains, and shields.
- 53.9333° N, 116.5765° W

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The damages of wildfire could be a lot. For example, the wildfire in Fort McMurray, the wildfire damage is way more than you think. It destroyed 2,400 homes and building, and another 2,000 residents in another community near it. If you don;t understand that then let me convert the houses to money. 4,400 houses = $3.58 billion damages were caused. And the direct and indirect cost of the government was $9.5 Billion, imagine that. And the wild fire in Fort Mcmurray burned 589,552 hectares which is equals to 1,456,810 acres.

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What could we do to help the community go back to normal after the disaster? 

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What could we do to help the community go back to normal after the disaster? 

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There are not much we could do to the community after the wild fire because the damage is way to big. And the only thing you could do is to rebuild the community.

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What could be done to reduce the effects of the disaster

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What could be done to reduce the effects of the disaster

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1. The structure of the house can be different, for example, don;t make houses out of woods, instead metals,or other not flammable materials.
2. The respond of the fire fighter could be faster.
3. Each of the house near any forest or large fields, should prepare a fire extinguisher in their houses.
4. Make sure you have an emergency kit, with meidical help, local phone, food, water, etc.
5. berofre you leave the house filled  the hot tub, garbage can, sinks, or pools anything that can hold water. That might slow the fire down or even stop it.
6. Close all windows, vents, and doors to prevent a draft.
7.Shut off natural gas, propane, or fuel oil supplies.
8.Remove combustibles, including firewood, yard waste, barbecue grills, and fuel cans, from your yard.

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What could be done to prevent the wildfire from happening? 

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What could be done to prevent the wildfire from happening? 

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Things we can do to prevent the wildfire form happening will be:
1. No smoking in the forest - 4/5 wildfire were started by human. If we don't smoke in the forest then the not extinguish cigarette won became the heat for the wildfire to form.
2. Make sure the campfire is extinguished when you leave the campsite - If you don't make sure the campfire is extinguished, it is very likely that the campfire could light any flammable objects.
3. Try not to use any fire in the forest or when you finish please make sure the fire is extinguished.
4. contact 911, or local fire department if you saw an uncontrollable fire.
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How/Why is this formed? How does this related to Alberta's landforms, climate, vegetation and water?

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How/Why is this formed? How does this related to Alberta's landforms, climate, vegetation and water?

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The wild fire are formed because of different cause human cause or nature cause. It only needs three things, oxygen, heat, fuel. Four out of five wildfire are started because of human causes , and the natuer is more the happy to help the flames. Once the fire is started the strong wind will spread the fire really fast. And because of Alberta's climate is hot when it is summer and kind of dry, which helped the fire to find fuel around that community. Dry weather and drought converted green vegetation into flammable fuel. which make the fire become larger and larger.

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Wildfire is an uncontrollable fire that is wiping out of forests or large fields. There many reason that is causing it, there are nature cause and human cause.

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Information about Alberta, Fort McMurray.

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Information about Alberta, Fort McMurray.

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Climate region: continental
Climate: always dry and hot summer cold winter.
A lots of forest, and lots of green vegetation. (hich eventually turned into fuels for wildfire)

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I selected this community because of its largest wildfire and also the strongest fire in Alberta's history. I think it is necessary for us to learn more about the wild fire and Alberta because we are close to it, and also we could learn about it and know how to help after the disaster.

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The human cause of wild fire could be anything, it only needs three things like the nature cause does. Fuel, oxygen, and heat. All the definition of them are the same, but what is different is the heat is different. The human cause's heat could be like burning cigarette, leftover campfire, etc.

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The nature cause of wildfire only needs three things. Heat, oxygen, and fuel. Fuel is any flammable stuff you can find in that community like dead leaf, trees, branches etc. And the heat could be anything, the hot temperature, lightning strikes etc.

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on May 1st 2016, a wild fire took place in Fort McMurray. On May 3rd the fire swept through the community around it and forming the largest wild fire in Alberta's history.