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  1. May 16, 2023 · Fireworks can also cause fires if they malfunction. If a firework does not explode properly, falls to the ground, or lands on a structure, it can still ignite a fire. This is why it is essential to only purchase fireworks from reputable sources and never to try to make your fireworks.

  2. Apr 19, 2023 · Particulate matter from fireworks can land on soil and water as well, altering nutrients in the soil and resulting in surface water becoming more acidic, with severe consequences on ecosystems. Similarly, atmospheric sulphur components, such as sulphur dioxide, are able to damage leaves and disrupt the growth of trees and plants.

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  3. Jul 20, 2019 · Waterfowl such as Canadian geese can consume or get entangled in debris left behind by fireworks, said Melanie Whalen, director of animal care for Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society.

  4. The vivid colours in firework displays come from metallic compounds such as barium or aluminium that can have negative impacts on animal and human health. Additionally, to produce the oxygen needed for an explosion, many fireworks contain oxidisers known as perchlorates. These can dissolve in water, contaminating rivers, lakes and drinking water.

  5. Jan 3, 2024 · With this powerful refrain, Mitski entrusts the listener with an authentic sense of communal sadness—a shared understanding that sometimes all one can do is acknowledge the pain and let the tears, metaphorically or literally, fall where they may.

  6. Dec 2, 2021 · Fireworks can inadvertently set fire to anything they come into contact with while they are actively burning. Because fireworks are typically set off outdoors, they can trigger a wildfire...

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  8. Dec 31, 2015 · Fireworks that fall to the ground contain residues of unburnt propellants and colourants, while particle pollution in the air eventually deposits on the ground or gets washed out by rain.

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