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There's an emerging need to look at fire at the intersection between biology, ecology and society," Bowman said at a teleconference coinciding with the paper's online release.
As fires can start from the overheating of electrical items, gas fire suppression systems can help to stop fire at the source before it spreads so in turn they also help to protect buildings and people from danger.
Fire safety measures concerns the safety measures that are applied to prevent the effects of fire at a place.
 
 
 
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