How Angola's Long War Changed Farmer Fire Usage and Why It Matters

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Angola's 27-year civil war forced a significant decrease in controlled fire use by local farmers.

Environment

Ecological analysis shows fire activity dropped by 36% during the conflict, allowing forests to densify.

Environment

Post-2002 peace saw a 60% surge in fire usage as populations returned to traditional agricultural practices.

Environment

Researchers warn against using wartime fire suppression data as a baseline for current environmental policy.

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