Wildfires have burned 70,000 hectares in Italy so far this summer says WWF
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Wildfires have burned 70,000 hectares in Italy so far this summer says WWF. The environmental association said that was a 133% increase over the average of the past two decades. The situation is even worse in other parts of Europe: 219,000 hectares have already burned in Spain and 91,000 in France, resulting in dozens of casualties and forcing over 300,000 people to temporarily evacuate their homes.
Furthermore, "Every hectare burned, every community evacuated and every ecosystem destroyed is a reminder that climate change is not a future threat, but a present-day reality.
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Wildfires have burned 70,000 hectares in Italy so far this summer says WWF.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe environmental association said that was a 133% increase over the average of the past two decades.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe situation is even worse in other parts of Europe: 219,000 hectares have already burned in Spain and 91,000 in France, resulting in dozens of casualties and forcing over 300,000 people to temporarily evacuate their homes.
reliability low1/2 sources"Every hectare burned, every community evacuated and every ecosystem destroyed is a reminder that climate change is not a future threat, but a present-day reality.
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