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2025-02-17 04:07:25 UTC - HELPFUL

Rated by Participant: 760B9D90B9E69627E953ABC5EE5EA3D2F6B33181AF14E65ECF765C76D244BA7E
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A study conducted in 2020 suggests that because most plant life is burnt or damaged, their roots can no longer absorb water, which normally slows/stops mudslides. This along with waxy residue increases water traveling on the surface of the ground, causing mudslides. https://dornsife.usc.edu/news/stories/mudslides-and-floods-after-wildfires/

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