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Muck fires are started by a series of events. It starts when there is a pile of waste and debris, kinda like a compost pile, is formed. When this pile starts to heat up, and anytime there is a pile of waste it will start to decompose and the decomposition creates heat. Then when dry material is mixed in with it, poof it will start a fire.
