I interpreted the map to be non boreal, not unforested. If you look at Northern Québec where it is unforested it’s a different shade of grey. I think they could have done better colour selection.
Possibly, but does the boreal/non-boreal forest distinction really matter? I don’t think there’s anything that makes non-boreal forest much less likely to burn if exposed to an ignition source.
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I interpreted the map to be non boreal, not unforested. If you look at Northern Québec where it is unforested it’s a different shade of grey. I think they could have done better colour selection.
Possibly, but does the boreal/non-boreal forest distinction really matter? I don’t think there’s anything that makes non-boreal forest much less likely to burn if exposed to an ignition source.
No clue there!