Wildfire risk : human perceptions and management implications /

"Wildfire Risk follows from an increasing awareness among fire experts that relying on fire behavior models from the physical sciences to design a risk management program is no longer sufficient -- and that simply increasing public knowledge related to wildfire hazard does not necessarily lead...

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Other Authors:	Kent, Brian M, Martin, Wade E, Raish, Carol
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, DC : Resources for the Future, [2008], ©2008 Washington, DC : c2008
Subjects:	Risk perception Wildfire risk > Management Wildfires > Prevention and control Wildfires

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