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Wartime Fires: Why Burning Dry Land in Polissy Threatens Not only Nature, but Also the Safety of Communities

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Dry grass and vegetation residues turn to gunpowder, which flares from the slightest spark. Environmental inspectors of Polesky district record the first autumn violations: September 3 in Zhytomyr district

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