Studying the behaviours of bushfires

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Fire looks random but there is a scientific dedication to understanding how it behaves. Host Chris Russell speaks with leading Fire Scientist and former forest fire-fighter, Dr Thomas Duff, about his studies into how bushfires behave in hot, dry climates. Our agriminder Dr Duff explains how we can use this information to predict where and when areas might be affected and what the best way is to limit loss of life and property.

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