Discussion
In Northern India, what is the critical temperature, above which the risk of fire breaking out keeps on increasing in forests?
Answer: D
The key gives 37 degrees Celsius.
I could not find a source that names a critical temperature for forest fire risk in northern India, so this is not independently confirmed. The paper's forestry section uses the figure, and nothing I found gives another one. Higher figures such as 45 or 48 degrees are the summer maxima of the plains, and the question concerns the temperature above which fire risk keeps rising, which a lower value fits better.
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