What's Driving Longer Wildfire Seasons In The U.S.?

The video discusses the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires, driven by climate change and human activities. It explains how most wildfires are caused by human actions, while natural causes like lightning and lava also contribute. Climate change exacerbates the situation by creating conditions conducive to fires, such as prolonged heatwaves and droughts. The video also describes the feedback loop where fires create conditions for more fires. Prevention and management strategies, including forest management and controlled burns, are highlighted as essential measures to mitigate wildfire risks.

What methods are suggested for managing forests to prevent major fires?

In what ways are today's wildfires different from those in the past?