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The Guardian
Assessing wildfire risks and prevention
Wildfires, fueled by hot, dry conditions intensified by climate change, have caused widespread destruction and health impacts across regions such as southern Europe, North America, and Australia. Despite recent reductions in burned areas due to land use changes, expert projections indicate that the frequency and severity of wildfires are expected to increase, with the total burned area potentially rising by up to 100% by the end of the century under worst-case scenarios. Managing land through fire breaks, controlled burns, and improved forest practices is crucial for reducing risks, alongside public safety measures during active fires.
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