The Devastating Impact of Forest Fires Amplified by Climate Change

Forest fires are worsening due to climate change, which increases temperatures and reduces rainfall, leading to droughts. Fire seasons are longer, and human activities often spark fires. These fires can create their own weather patterns, making them more dangerous. Regions like the Western US and the Amazon are severely affected. Scientists use historical data to confirm that climate change is a major factor in the increasing frequency and intensity of forest fires.

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