The invention relates to locating hot spots in forest areas, in particular in land regions, which are not accessible for transporting fire-fighting equipment and personnel thereto in a bad weather conditions. The operation of the inventive independent system for producing and delivering fire-fighting agents to a hot spot in a forest consists in releasing a carbon dioxide by thermally decomposing calcite in a reactor, in liquefying the half of the thus obtained carbon dioxide for using it in the form of a fire-fighting agent, in reducing the second half of carbon dioxide by a graphitised wood carbon in such a way that a carbon oxide is produced and mixed with a high-temperature water steam for obtaining a water gas, which is used for passing over a calcium oxide remaining in the reactor after the calcite decomposition, thereby converting the calcium oxide into the calcite. The released hydrogen is used for synthesising ethylene by heating a stoichiometrical mixture of hydrogen and carbon contained in wood, which is calcinated in absence of air to a graphitisation state. Ethyl alcohol produced by the ethylene hydration is used in the form of a fuel for electric power stations producing electric power at a fire-fighting station.
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