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Since the beginning of the year until mid-July, France experienced the largest burned area in the past two decades, with wildfires consuming over 42,000 hectares, surpassing the record set in 2022, which saw 27,000 hectares burned in July. Severe drought and the historic heatwave that the region faced contributed to an increase in both the frequency and intensity of forest fires, with noticeable impacts across European areas in general. Data indicate that July was the second-worst month in terms of wildfires, as large areas continued to be affected due to climate change, according to the (EVIIS) system, which uses satellite imagery to monitor fires exceeding 30 hectares in size.
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