Wildfires
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Meteorologists Recorded a Total of 80 Firestorms This Summer. Are There More to Come?
Extreme temperatures and serious wildfires getting to extreme proportions were recorded this summer in the northern hemisphere.
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Siberian Wildfires Releases Record Breaking Emissions as Smokes Become Visible in Space
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Wildfire Smokes Reached North Pole in a Historic First, Showing How Bad the Crisis Got
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EU Organizes Largest Firefighting Operation as Wildfires Burns Out of Control in Greece, Italy
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42 Dead as 50 Spontaneous Wildfires Blaze in Algeria, Authorities Suspect Arson
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Northwest Experiences Threatening Cycle of Wildfires, Drought, and Heat
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Dixie Fire: Catastrophic California Wildfire Burning for 22 Days Leaves Town in Ruins
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All-Time High Heat Expected as Wildfires Scorch Turkey and Europe
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Biggest Ever Wildfire in Hawaii Scorched 40,000 Acres Amid Drought
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Billowing Smoke From Wildfires Trigger Dangerous Air Quality Levels in Canada
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It Turns Out Wildfires Rather than the Pandemic Left the Biggest Environmental Impact in 2020
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Strong Flames Continue to Engulf US as 70 Ongoing Wildfires are Confirmed, Prompting Evacuation in California
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Oregon's Bootleg Fire Nearly Quadrupled in Size as it Continues to Ravage the West
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