Why have forest fires in ponderosa pine forests become more damaging to that ecosystem than they were historically? a. following a policy of fire suppression in these forests makes fires burn hotter. b. fires in ponderosa pine forests are generally low-intensity fires. c. following a policy of fire suppression in these forests clears out underbrush.. d. forest fires are a natural part of ponderosa pines forest ecosystems. select the best answer from the choices provided

The correct answer is option A

The forests in Pondedorsa pine forests became more damaging to that ecosystem than they were historically following a policy of fire suppression in these forests makes fires burn hotter.

I'm pretty sure it would be A

Explanation:

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