Elderly residents return to homes in Galicia to see if anything left after wildfires

The video discusses the impact of fires in the village of Obarrio, Galicia, Spain, highlighting the devastation faced by residents like Paro Cocopa. It explores the broader issue of climate change, which exacerbates fire seasons, putting communities at risk. In Avega de Escala, families are making tough decisions about staying or leaving due to the recurring threat of fires. Some, like Roberto Rodriguez, choose to stay, while others plan to sell their homes. The video concludes with a reflection on the uncertain future posed by climate change.

What was the fate of the ancient stone church in Obarrio?

• It was completely destroyed.

• It was relocated to a safer area.

• It survived unscathed.

• It was partially damaged.

What is a major contributing factor to the increasing fire seasons in Galicia?

• Urban expansion

• Industrial pollution

• Deforestation

• Climate change

Why is Lily Rodriguez's family considering selling their home?

• They want to build a new house.

• They received a lucrative offer.

• They are tired of the recurring fire threats.

• They want to move to a bigger city.

How does Roberto Rodriguez view the situation after the fires?

• He is philosophical, believing there's nothing left to burn.

• He is planning to rebuild immediately.

• He is seeking government assistance.

• He is moving to a safer location.

What is the general sentiment among the residents regarding their future in these fire-prone areas?

• They are optimistic about rebuilding.

• They are planning to invest more in the area.

• They are considering leaving due to the risks.

• They are indifferent to the changes.