Climate change doubled the area hit by forest fires

An additional 16,000 square miles — larger than the states of Massachusetts and Connecticut combined — burned in forest fires since 1984 due to climate change, nearly double the area that would have burned otherwise, says a study in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. “No matter how hard we try, the fires are… » Read More

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