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Systems ecology / Fire / Firefighting / Ecological succession / Occupational safety and health / Fire ecology / United States Forest Service / Stephen J. Pyne / Controlled burn / Forestry / Wildland fire suppression / Wildfires
Date: 2007-11-13 07:27:12
Systems ecology
Fire
Firefighting
Ecological succession
Occupational safety and health
Fire ecology
United States Forest Service
Stephen J. Pyne
Controlled burn
Forestry
Wildland fire suppression
Wildfires

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