Chile Wildfires Claim 18 Lives, Force Mass Evacuations
Chilean President declares state of catastrophe as wildfires kill 18 and displace thousands in central-southern regions. Containment efforts ongoing.
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Chilean President declares state of catastrophe as wildfires kill 18 and displace thousands in central-southern regions. Containment efforts ongoing.
South African firefighters combat persistent Western Cape wildfires amid heatwave conditions, protecting vineyards and residential areas. No casualties reported as of January 12, 2026.
South Africa’s Western Cape battles severe wildfires in January 2026, displacing thousands and destroying over 120 structures as emergency teams work to contain multiple blazes.
3,000 tourists evacuated as Argentine Patagonia battles wildfires amid severe drought and suspected arson, with recovery efforts ongoing from 2025’s historic blazes.
Los Angeles marks one year since deadly wildfires as reconstruction challenges persist, with climate preparedness efforts accelerating for 2026.
A new study reveals 43% of the worst wildfires occurred in the past decade, driven by climate change. Economic losses hit $28.3B in 2018 alone, signaling urgent need for adaptive strategies.
Southern Europe faces intense wildfires fueled by heatwaves and drought, with emergency crews on high alert as climate risks escalate.
A massive fire tornado in Bilecik highlights Türkiye’s wildfire crisis, prompting mass evacuations and emergency mobilization across 32 provinces.
Europe faces a deadly heat wave with record temperatures, wildfires, and infrastructure strain. Spain reports multiple fatalities as experts warn of climate change impacts.
Global forest recovery after wildfires has dropped below 30%, warns new international study, threatening biodiversity and climate stability.
New study reveals climate-driven U.S. wildfires caused 15,000 deaths and $160B in losses since 2006, highlighting global air quality challenges.
Firefighters combat over 16 wildfires in drought-stricken North Dakota, including major blazes on the Turtle Mountain Reservation near Canada.
Evacuations expand as wildfires fueled by hurricane debris and dry conditions threaten communities in the U.S. Carolinas, straining firefighting efforts.
Wildfires in South Korea’s southern regions have resulted in 22 deaths and mass evacuations. Officials warn of continued dry conditions hampering containment efforts.
Deadly U.S. storms trigger tornadoes, blizzards, and wildfires, highlighting escalating extreme weather risks across multiple regions.
Researchers are examining the impact of Los Angeles wildfires on the ocean, as crews remove hazardous materials from the affected areas.
One month after the most destructive wildfires in Los Angeles history, the city reflects on the recovery efforts, memorials, and the concerns of underprivileged communities affected by the tragedy.
Recovery efforts in Los Angeles face new challenges as toxic runoff from heavy rains forces beach closures along the coast.
Two new wildfires erupted in Southern California on Wednesday evening, forcing over 30,000 residents to evacuate as extreme winds and dry conditions fuel the flames.
An Altadena resident shares the profound impact of losing their home in the Eaton Fire, as Los Angeles braces for renewed wildfire threats amid high winds.