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Europe fires driven by heat and land issues
Massive wildfires have struck parts of Europe, primarily in France and Spain, driven by record heat waves and prolonged drought conditions. In France, the Fontainebleau Forest fire destroyed 2,000 hectares and led to evacuations, with authorities suspecting arson as a cause. Spain also faced several large fires, including a deadly region-wide blaze that killed at least 11 people and prompted evacuations, exacerbated by unmaintained land and dried-out scrub. Official reports indicate most wildfires are caused by human activity, with authorities emphasizing increased arson investigations amid ongoing efforts to control the fires.
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