Introducing
Your new presentation assistant.
Refine, enhance, and tailor your content, source relevant images, and edit visuals quicker than ever before.
Trending searches
Fire's produce Carbon DIoxide and Carbon Monoxide. In a normal house fire the effect of these gases is minimal because the amount of gas produced is not big enough to make any impact. Bushfires as big as the Black Saturday fires have a large impact and largely contribute to the greenhouse effect.
In Victoria, Australia around 14 fires were ignited on and around Saturday the 7th of February, 2009. Black Saturday is known as the bushfire with Australia's highest ever death toll. There were 173 deaths and 414 people were injured around Victoria.
In large bushfires such as the Black Saturday Bushfires rocks can split and break down due to the extreme temperatures.
https://sites.google.com/site/geographicalhazardsbushfires/home
http://www.zephyrus.co.uk/firedispersal.html
http://www.blacksaturdaybushfires.com.au/
The temperature changes caused by the fire triggered erratic weather and rainfall.
Bushfires can cause erosion around streams and rivers letting sediment into the water negatively affecting the quality of the water.
Because the smoke from the fire blocks sunlight, the plants in the area have less light for photosynthesis and therefore aren't as healthy.
Bushfires can actually help some plants such as the serotinus pine. The pine cone only opens and produces seeds when the fire reaches a certain temperature.
Water Catchment in Melbourne after fires.