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Drought, Barbecues, and Narrow Forest Paths: Why the Fear of Wildfires Is Growing on De Borkeld

Carla Bremer no longer feels safe in her holiday home at De Borkeld on the outskirts of Holten. Despite promises from the municipality, the necessary escape routes are still missing. And that with this drought.

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