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00:00What happens when you burn garden debris?
00:03Release of toxic pollutants.
00:06Burning plant material emits PAHs, VOCs, and fine particulates,
00:11worsening respiratory health and creating lingering hazardous smoke.
00:16Loss of soil fertility.
00:18Flames convert nutrient-rich debris into fugitive ash,
00:22stripping nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
00:25Composting builds humus, moisture retention, and microbes.
00:28Fire hazards and property damage.
00:32Small yard fires can escape on windy days.
00:35Hot embers ignite dry grass or mulch,
00:38especially where species like English ivy thrives.
00:42Smothering beneficial wildlife.
00:45Debris piles shelter springtails, beetles, and amphibians.
00:49Burning erases habitats, undermines natural pest control,
00:53and slows healthy decomposition.
00:55Erosion and soil compaction.
00:57Removing protective leaf layers for burning exposes bare soil to raindrop impact,
01:03encouraging compaction, runoff, and costly slope erosion.
01:08Legal restrictions and fines.
01:11Many municipalities restrict open burning.
01:14Permits may be required, with fines possible.
01:17Choose curbside pickup or community composting instead.
01:20Climate impact and carbon emissions.
01:24Burning rapidly returns stored carbon to the atmosphere as CO2.
01:29Composting stores carbon in soil.
01:31Supporting microbes, earthworms, and resilience.
01:34Customs nĂŁo e brauchen كلatie para a secair.
01:35Apeswiniwist pode ser feito eco- görĂŒĆŸ,
01:35NĂŁo Ă© ĆŒeby甊, na verdade,
01:36como se universal secair.
01:36ć°±æ˜Ż espaço capsurais.
01:37Apeswiniwist pode ser no superツ Franca,
01:38dĂȘ-lĂĄ.
01:38Alas en Ś™Ś.
01:39Apeswiniwist pode ter sido mostèš­ien Willow,
01:40Apply 4.
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01:4090.
01:41Debrisæ°Ž e Barsola.
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