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Distribution of main fire causes

Distribution of main fire causes

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Figure 1. Monthly distribution of fire occurrence and fire affected...
Figure 2. Landuse of fire affected areas (upper) and ownership of fire...
Figure 3. Distribution by Kadaa of fire occurrence (upper), and burned...
Figure 5. Distribution of fuel type affected by fire
+2 Figure 6. Distribution of main fire causes
State of Lebanon’s wildfire in 2014
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... main fire cause was neglect (81.03%). Unknown causes of fires represented 16.03% of the reported fire events, and 1.63% of the total causes were due to human activities in nature; whereas, fires caused by landfill, arson and agricultural practices were insignificant ( Figure 6). ...

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