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Climate change helps breed springtime wildfires in Spain

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The Mediterranean region is warming faster than the global average due to climate change caused by the release of greenhouse gases. The effects, European and Spanish officials agree, are already being seen in the multiple heat waves and the prolonged drought that Spain has endured over several months.

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Times of India

Climate change helps breed springtime wildfires in Spain

Europe News: BARCELOA: In his more than a decade battling wildfires, firefighter Manuel Rubio had never seen a blaze like the one that raged for the past week in e.

1 year ago·India

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The Independent

Climate change helps breed springtime wildfires in Spain

Firefighter Manuel Rubio had never seen a blaze like the one that raged for the past week in eastern Spain

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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CBC News

More than 100 springtime wildfires flare up across Spain

Spain is dealing with record-high spring temperatures and a lack of rain that have fuelled multiple wildfires across the northern and eastern parts of the country.

1 year ago·Canada

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Associated Press News

Climate change helps breed springtime wildfires in Spain

Firefighter Manuel Rubio had never seen a blaze like the one that raged for the past week in eastern Spain. The blaze that has burned over 4,600 hectares (11,660 acres) has surprised Rubio and fire experts by displaying a ferocity normally seen only in the hottest days of summer. But a prolonged drought after the country's record-hot 2022 appears to have brought the wildfire season forward. Officials are now bracing for more huge fires. Spain had

1 year ago·United States

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