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2023 among the five worst years for wildfires in Europe, but 2024 provides some relief

21 November 2024
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2023 among the five worst years for wildfires in Europe, but 2024 provides some relief
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The 2023 wildfire season in the EU was one of the worst in over two decades, fueled by climate change, with devastating fires impacting vast areas and causing at least 41 deaths. However, the 2024 season has been less severe so far, thanks to improved prevention and firefighting efforts. Efforts to tackle the root causes of wildfires and raise awareness about the changing climate are crucial to addressing the increasing risk of wildfires in Europe and globally.

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