Climate Change Intensifies Wildfires and Extends Fire Season in North America

Higher temperatures and drought conditions, exacerbated by climate change, are leading to more intense wildfires and a longer summer fire season across North America.

16 Jul, 21:34 — 16 Jul, 21:34

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Climate Change Contributes to a Smokier World

Higher temperatures and drought conditions are contributing to more intense wildfires and extending the summer fire season in North America.

By Quinn Glabicki

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