The National Park Service sometimes creates controlled burns to mitigate wildfires. How does a controlled burn limit the spread of wildfires?(1 point)
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A controlled burn removes dead vegetation that might otherwise help a wildfire start and spread.
A controlled burn removes dead vegetation that might otherwise help a wildfire start and spread.
A controlled burn helps to remove plants and vegetation around buildings so a wildfire won’t destroy them.
A controlled burn helps to remove plants and vegetation around buildings so a wildfire won’t destroy them.
A controlled burn temporarily shuts down parks so people won’t start campfires.
A controlled burn temporarily shuts down parks so people won’t start campfires.
A controlled burn is used to make a path that helps a spreading wildfire arrive at a source of water
or other fuel, and thereby stop its progress.
A controlled burn is used to make a path that helps a spreading wildfire arrive at a source of water or other fuel, and thereby stop its progress.