The phrase "altering fire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to changing or modifying fire, such as in discussions about fire behavior, firefighting, or artistic expressions involving fire.
Example: "The artist was known for altering fire in her performances, creating mesmerizing displays that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "modifying flames" or "changing fire".
We analyzed trends in LULC change, focusing on those altering fire-hazard, and used general linear models (GLM) with generalized linear mixed models (GLMM) to account for the effects of variables at different spatial scales in determining changes leading to shifts in fire-hazard.
Feral cats, altered fire regimes, the expansion of the agriculture industry and other pests and weeds have been cited as reasons why nearly 1,800 species are nationally listed as being under threat.
Both invasive mesopredators and altered fire regimes impact populations of vulnerable native species.
Therefore, this model offers a new alternative for simulating altered fire regimes in MTE landscapes.
Water management (diversion) further aggravated the situation by creating drier dry seasons and wetter wet seasons, which ultimately altered fire frequency and intensity.
Humans alter fire regimes through increased ignition frequency and by hindering the spread of fire through fire suppression and fuel fragmentation.
Without easements, scattered development may alter fire management on 12,370 ha (17.5% of undeveloped wildfire containment areas) by requiring more fire suppression and reducing options for prescribed burning.
We refined a landscape disturbance and succession (LANDIS) model to operate on an annual time step and to simulate altered fire regimes in a southern California Mediterranean landscape.
Mountain meadows and other open habitats are much reduced in LNF as compared to historical coverage primarily because of altered fire regimes and reduced timber harvest (Kaufmann et al. 1998; Frost et al. 2007).
The regrowth of woody vegetation in cleared landscapes (i.e. revegetation) has the potential to dramatically alter the spatial characteristics of vegetation and fuels, which will potentially alter fire characteristics.
