European wildfires impact assessment
Over the past twenty years, Europe has experienced a significant increase in the area of land burned annually. The year 2025 was the worst, with more than one million hectares of forests destroyed. The European Forest Fire Information System reports an average of around 500,000 hectares of fires each year. France and Spain are facing severe wildfires, with an unprecedented phenomenon known as "fire clouds." Temperatures are expected to rise without accompanying rainfall, worsening the seasons and the impacts of climate change, which is a major cause of the increasing frequency of fires and the loss of thousands of square kilometers.
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