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When moving firewood, which precaution is recommended?
Correct Answer:
Transport wood only when permitted
Explanation:
Moving firewood is tightly controlled to prevent spreading pests and diseases to new areas. The best precaution is to transport wood only when you are permitted by local or state regulations. A permit confirms you’re following quarantine rules, destination restrictions, and any required treatment, so you’re not introducing pests into forests or communities. While heat treatment or buying from certified suppliers can be part of the allowable conditions under a permit, the permit itself is the authorization that makes the move legitimate and safe. If you don’t need to move wood across permitted boundaries, you should avoid doing so; if a permit is required, obtain it and follow the specified conditions.

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