NASA Captures From Space the Impact of Fires in Spain: This Is What the Footprint of Fire Looks Like.
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The satellite view reveals the scars of the flames on the peninsula, after a tragic July with record biodiversity losses.
The forest fires recorded this summer in Spain have been one of the most devastating of the last decades. Throughout July, several fires declared in the provinces of Ávila, Almería, Castellón, Toledo and Madrid forced thousands of people to evacuate and mobilized numerous emergency teams, who worked actively to contain the advance of the flames.Among them, the fire in Ávila was the most serious because, according to officials of the Government o…
NASA’s Landsat 9 satellite has put the spotlight on the Ávila and Madrid fires. The image, captured on July 29, reveals a devastating impact
Nearly 330,000 fires and more than 2.6 million hectares burned between 2000 and 2023 reveal an immutable pattern: fires take twice as long to extinguish, affect more municipalities at once, the human factor is predominant and continue to be concentrated in the northwest of the Iberian peninsula Read
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