Which is not one of the consequences of fire suppression?
A)a buildup of fuel
B)hotter fires
C)fewer fires
D)more canopy fires

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Fire suppression actually leads to a buildup of fuel (A), which can cause fires to burn hotter (B) and increase the likelihood of canopy fires (D). Fewer fires is not a consequence of fire suppression; rather, the suppression efforts aim to reduce the number of fires but can lead to more severe fires due to the accumulation of unburned materials.

Which Is Not One of the Consequences of Fire Suppression