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The hottest year on record, 2023, was also the most extreme for wildfires, according to new research. Both the frequency and intensity of extreme wildfires have more than doubled in the last two decades, the study found. And when the ecological, soc

Wildfires spread throughout parts of Northern California60win, the Pacific Northwest and western Canada this week, prompting evacuation orders. Tens of thousands of firefighters were sent to combat the blazes, as buildings burned to the ground, citi

The wildfires that ravaged Canada’s boreal forests in 2023 produced more planet-warming carbon emissions than the burning of fossil fuels in all but three countriessatta9, research published on Wednesday has found. Only China, the United States and