Nonstop Wildfires Strain Global Arsenal to Fight Them

The video discusses the increasing challenges of wildfires due to climate change, highlighting traditional firefighting techniques and the importance of international resource sharing. It explains how fire seasons are becoming less predictable, leading to overlapping seasons and straining global resources. The video also covers the emergence of 'zombie fires' and the need for more comprehensive firefighting strategies, including increased resources and international cooperation.

What traditional method is commonly used to combat wildfires?

• Building underground tunnels

• Planting fire-resistant trees

• Dumping water from above

• Using chemical explosives

How have fire seasons traditionally been managed between countries?

• By creating permanent fire zones

• Through global fire insurance policies

• By banning all outdoor activities

• Through international resource sharing

What is a significant concern with the changing fire seasons?

• Decreased public awareness

• Overlapping fire seasons straining resources

• Increased cost of firefighting equipment

• Lack of trained firefighters

What are 'zombie fires' as mentioned in the context of Canadian wildfires?

• Fires that are extinguished but reignite

• Fires that burn underground and resurface

• Fires that are intentionally set and controlled

• Fires that occur only in urban areas

In 2023, how many firefighters did Canada bring in from abroad to help with its fires?

• 4,400

• 2,000

• 5,500

• 9,000