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Spring forest fires in Central Yakutia: The role of anthropogenic factors and their economic consequences

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80-98% of spring forest fires result from human activities, largely due to uncontrolled agricultural burning.
Data analysis from 25 years shows the 2015 ban on burning has not reduced fire occurrences as intended.
Research employed GIS analysis and field expeditions to assess anthropogenic impacts on fire incidence.
Shifting to a regulated burn approach may enhance ecosystem preservation and foster sustainable agriculture.

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Analysis reveals 80-98% of spring forest fires are anthropogenic factors, suggesting management changes may mitigate economic losses.

Protopopova et al. (2025) studied this question.

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