These forest fires are the main cause of rising temperatures. It is expected that in northern areas such as the Yukon and the Northwest Territories that with the rising temperatures there will be a higher chance of a forest fire erupting in those specific areas (Coward, 76) . In the United States alone, over 3.3 million acres of land was destroyed by forest fires per year between 1989-1998 (Flannigan, Climate Change and Forest Fires 222). Similarly another study from 2005 states that an “average of 5–15million hectares burn annually in boreal forests, primarily in Siberia, Canada and Alaska (Flannigan, Forest Fires and Climate Change in the 21ST Century 1)”. These facts and studies give a clear representation of the damages that will happen world wide to our forests the temperatures continue to
These forest fires are the main cause of rising temperatures. It is expected that in northern areas such as the Yukon and the Northwest Territories that with the rising temperatures there will be a higher chance of a forest fire erupting in those specific areas (Coward, 76) . In the United States alone, over 3.3 million acres of land was destroyed by forest fires per year between 1989-1998 (Flannigan, Climate Change and Forest Fires 222). Similarly another study from 2005 states that an “average of 5–15million hectares burn annually in boreal forests, primarily in Siberia, Canada and Alaska (Flannigan, Forest Fires and Climate Change in the 21ST Century 1)”. These facts and studies give a clear representation of the damages that will happen world wide to our forests the temperatures continue to