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Wildfires can cause damages that exceed billions of dollars which can lead to the displacement of families as they are left nothing but the ruin of their own home. Tourists who also bring in money will not travel to these tourists' parks when there are many fires which can have a negative impact on the economy also.

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The source was not long but had parts that had relevant information. The source is great for my research because it allows me to see how wildfires can affect an economy and along with each individual and how they are affected economically which will help me know the impacts a wildfire has.

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This is a popular article because the author is not accredited but writes as a journalist reporting on issues on California's wildfires. The article although is divided into little sections it is always very short and the language is not formal.

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Article Title: How Fire Season Affects the Economy
Author: Nathan Reiff
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How does forest fires affect the economy?

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The source was not long and was not divided into different sections. This article does help with the idea that wildland firefighters have to face dangerous situations when working to put these fires out.

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This article talks about how fires out west especially in California are causing air pollution and are getting increasingly severe such as smoke from the wildfires that can get through structures which can be harmful to humans.

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The article is shorter, and its vocabulary looks like something that would be in a general article that you could google and click on. this source is great for my research because forest fires in the west always have years where they cause huge damage which affects people's health and how they do their job.

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This is a popular article because the author doesn't have anything saying they work in an academic field, so it is most likely a writer. The article is not divided into different sections but does contain some images when the author introduces something important.

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Article Title: Californians dogged by negative health effects from more frequent wildfires
Author: Natalie Hanson
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Do locations with frequent wildfires experience health issues?

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This article talks about the different types of fires that have been recorded in history and the damaged caused. The article also states in the early 1900's how forest fires from Montana and Idaho burned millions of acres and hundreds of lives were lost. This led to the forest service changing the ways they could challenge a forest fire.

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The source was not very long but was informational throughout. The source did not have sections or chapters that separated its information. This source does help with what I am proposing because it states how big and far a fire can spread which is important because how far a fire spreads will matter in terms of how much damage it does. It also gives me an idea of the damage of recorded fires.

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This is a trade article because even though it's not known who wrote the article the author was obviously a professional who knew what they were presenting in this article. It's easy to tell because of the language being used was specific but it could be understood what was being said and didn't contain language that would be considered scholarly.

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Article Title: Forest Fires
Author: Unknown
Trade Article

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How big can forest fires get?

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The article states how the risk of forest fires in the United States should be thought of more as the effects have a heavy burden on people who may be affected by it. The article also talks about fire suppression methods on forest fires could have an increased chance of spreading that fire and damage vegetation and hurting people.

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The source was longer and was very fact based. The source was very organized as it began with abstract section which was then followed into the introduction.  This article does help with my idea on forest fires. One thing I noticed while reading was when the article talked about effects of smoke and its pollutants on humans.

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This is a scholarly article because the authors of this page are researchers that work in an academic field. They work at Stanford and University of California San Diego. The article also begins with an abstract which is then followed by an introduction making it a scholarly article. The article also contains informational graphs and images that are information packed.

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Article Title: The changing risk and burden of wildfire in the United States
Authors: Marshall Burke, Anne Driscoll, Sam Heft-Neal, Jiani Xue, Jennifer Burney, Michael Wara
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What are the risks of a forest fire?

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The article talks about what causes forest fires and what are the effects of forest fires. Human activities are a major contributor to forest fires which is followed by lightning strikes and high winds which make the spread of these fires more disastrous. The effects are of these forest fires leave dust and smoke which can harm humans. Firefighters come in a life-threatening situation when trying to control the wildfire.

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This is a popular source because throughout the article it uses vocabulary that is used in everyday reading and is not like a scholarly article where the vocabulary is more fact based and is not loose at all. Also, there are ads on the right side of the article making it clear that it is more of a popular article. The source is organized to be easy to read for anyone searching the web.

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Article Title: What are the Causes and Effects of Forest Fires
Authors: Unknown Author/Admin
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What is the cause of forest fires?

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Carrari, Elisa, et al. “Early Vegetation Recovery of a Burned Mediterranean Forest in Relation to Post-Fire Management Strategies.” Academic.oup.com, 4 Feb. 2022, https://academic.oup.com/forestry/article-abstract/95/4/548/6521704?redirectedFrom=fulltext.

Reiff, Nathan. “How Fire Season Affects the Economy.” Investopedia, 22 Nov. 2022, https://www.investopedia.com/how-fire-season-affects-the-economy-5194059.

Burke, Marshall, et al. “The Changing Risk and Burden of Wildfire in the United States | PNAS.” The Changing Risk and Burden of Wildfire in the United States, PNAS, 11 Jan. 2021, https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2011048118.

Hanson, Natalie. “Californians Dogged by Negative Health Effects from More Frequent Wildfires.” Courthouse News Service, 14 Nov. 2022, https://www.courthousenews.com/californians-dogged-by-negative-health-effects-from-more-frequent-wildfires/.

Unknown. Forest Fires, Forest History Society, 13 Feb. 2017, https://foresthistory.org/research-explore/us-forest-service-history/u-s-forest-service-publications/region-1-northern/the-flathead-story/table-of-contents/chapters/forest-fires/.

Unknown. “What Are the Causes and Effects of Forest Fires?” Planning Tank, 23 Jan. 2021, https://planningtank.com/environment/forest-fires-causes-effects.

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The article answers how the effects of post fire management and forest type and how it effects the surrounding vegetation area. They are doing this research to discover the effects of a fire related instance on many different types of vegetation or forest to see the effects a fire has. the conclusion makes it seem like they have not answered the question, but it is said that "decisions about the most appropriate managements to be adopted in a burned forest areas should therefore be supported by further studies focusing on this aspect". This really means further studying is needed.

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The source was long as it contained lots of information. The source was organized like a scholarly article, so this made it easy to find information that I needed. This article does not help my idea on how forest fires affect foresters and their work. It did surprise me that different vegetation has different post-fire effects after the fire is done. Although this source may not quite help with my proposal it still does help build off of the effects a forest fire and how different types of vegetation are effected.

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This is a scholarly source because it was written by three different authors who work and also teach in this field. They all worked at University of Firenze making it a scholarly article. The source is organized in a way that has an introduction and abstract piece that is a paragraph. There are also images of forests and tables that contain data.

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Article Title: Early vegetation recovery of a burned Mediterranean forest in a relation to post-fire management strategies.
Authors: Elisa Carrari, Patrizio Biagini, Federico Selvi
Scholarly Article

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How does vegetation type effect forest fires?