Smoke from Brazil Fires Clouds Major Cities and Neighboring Countries
Smoke from intense wildfires in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest is choking major cities and spreading to neighboring countries.
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Smoke from intense wildfires in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest is choking major cities and spreading to neighboring countries.
An unusually cold weather system brought snow to California’s mountains in the midst of summer, while wildfires continue elsewhere, marking a season of extremes.
Massive wildfires are affecting 30 cities in Brazil’s Sao Paulo state, leaving two people dead after a tragic incident at an industrial plant. Authorities are working to contain the blazes.
Portugal and Spain are battling severe wildfires as scorching temperatures grip the region, with over 200 hectares burned in Zamora Province.
Wildfires intensified by climate change released significant CO2 emissions between March 2023 and February 2024, a new study reveals, highlighting the growing impact of global warming.
Firefighters across the western United States face mounting challenges as massive wildfires rage on, with high temperatures and impending thunderstorms set to complicate efforts this weekend.
Devastating wildfires continue to ravage the western United States, with California battling one of its largest fires in history and Colorado confronting rapidly growing blazes amid record drought conditions.
Severe wildfires in Northern California and Colorado have prompted evacuations and health alerts, as firefighters battle the largest blazes of the year amid record-breaking hot and dry conditions.
Türkiye commits to planting over 500 million seeds to restore forests damaged by wildfires, enhancing efforts in reforestation and fire prevention.
Brazil faces severe drought affecting over 1,000 cities, leading to widespread fires and disruptions, especially in the Amazon region, as reported by government departments on July 24.
Wildfires continue to devastate southern Europe, claiming lives and destroying vegetation, as an intense heat wave persists across the region.
Wildfires in Mongolia have devastated over 685,500 hectares of forest and grassland this year, with 90 fires reported—a 19.3% increase from last year.
Wildfires continue to rage across Northern California, spreading rapidly and forcing evacuations as firefighters struggle to contain the blazes.
A recent study reveals that smoke from California wildfires caused over 52,000 premature deaths between 2008 and 2018, highlighting the severe health impacts of air pollution.
Western Canada’s first major wildfires have spread over 8,000 hectares, prompting evacuations and air quality warnings. Authorities in British Columbia and Alberta battle blazes fueled by warm temperatures and strong winds.
Amid a surge of new wildfires, Greece has raised its alert level to ‘high risk.’ With strong winds and unusual warmth, authorities warn of dangerous conditions and urge caution.
As global temperatures rise, wildfires in the U.S. are becoming more frequent and intense. Experts warn that current environmental regulations are inadequate to combat this escalating threat.
With wildfires intensifying due to climate change, one in four Americans now breathes unhealthy air. Experts warn that current environmental regulations are insufficient to combat this growing threat.
Record wildfires in Brazil’s Roraima state threaten the Yanomami Indigenous people and the Amazon rainforest, highlighting the fragile state of the environment and the global impact of climate change.
Massive wildfires in Texas have scorched over 4,000 square kilometers, destroying homes and claiming lives as firefighters battle to contain the blazes.