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Forests Taking Longer to Recover From Severe ‘Megafires’ Since 2010
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Extreme forest fires are becoming more common in Europe, according to the umbrella organisation of the European Academies of Sciences. Causes include ...
·Zürich, Switzerland
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Half a million hectares of forest - almost twice the area of Luxembourg - are on average victims of fires in the EU every year. According to the experts, this is due to a complex melange of climate warming, monocultures, but also land exodus and other factors. In many regions, there will be a strong increase in several years of droughts in the future, which will increase the likelihood of extreme fires. By 2100, the probability of these intense …
·Bolzano, Italy
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