Controlled Fires Are Bad

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Controlled fires are a good cause for farmers or people who own land. It is a bad cause because what if the people that do it mess up they are risking they're lives as well as others. Controlled fires are good for making room in acres or for getting land prepared for farming or planting. It is very useful when people are removing big forest or large dry areas. A lot of people think Controlled fires isn't a good thing because people have they own land burned even if they didn't try to burn it and it causes financial and lawyer issues. Controlled fires are good for a lot of reasons especially when seasons change its very useful, mostly for farmers so they can prepare they're land for harvest or just so they're cattle cows horse etc can live they're

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