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Trump denies climate change but wildfires to worsen
Wildfires in the US, driven by climate change, are becoming more frequent and intense, with this summer's fires causing widespread destruction across states like Washington, Utah, and Colorado. The fire season is now above average nationally, with burn areas increasing by about 50% over the past decade, and global fire activity also rising, particularly in Europe and Canada. Climate factors such as drought, higher temperatures, and weather variability are intensifying fire risks, while efforts to prevent and manage fires face challenges due to funding cuts and increased development in fire-prone areas.
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