0 a strip of land in a wood or forest from which the trees have been removed to prevent a fire from spreading
Reading the plays now, on the other side of the ideological firebreak of the 1990s, is a rather curious experience.
Additionally, no sites closer than 50 m to roads and firebreaks were used to avoid potential confounding effects of these trails on vegetation composition.
I have been told that if a single animal is not vaccinated, it could travel through the firebreak and spread infection.
He has offered to leave extra wide firebreaks to leave some of the moss intact, but the council is not interested.
The difficulties attached to increased firebreaks are going to impose enormous difficulties, especially on small farmers.
My concern is that once one brought in the commercial fast breeder, it would be a type of firebreak.
For sheep are firebreaks and contribute actively to both organic farming and a balanced environment in the most disadvantaged regions.
Is there not a serious danger of a further weakening in that firebreak by the introduction of nuclear depth charges?
