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Droughts Worsening Wildfires on US Coasts

Droughts Worsening Wildfires on US Coasts

Above: A wildfire burns and spreads on a mountain in West Milford, NJ on Nov. 9, 2024. Image copyright: Kyle Mazza/Contributor/Anadolu via Getty Images

The Spin

GlobalThis warming is creatingthe afault cycle of disasterclimate change. First,Carbon carbon emissions leadare leading to hotter and dryerdrier climates, whichleading lead to larger fires acrossthat the country, and those fires release more carbon into the atmosphere. Not only are they burning down millions of acres of coastal land, burning but they're emitting more amounts of toxic smoke thatis Americansbeing are forced to breathe inemitted. Americans don't even have to read climate literature to see and smell the effects of climate change.

TheClimate change's role of climate change in wildfires is exaggerated, often at the expense of other crucial factors, likeincluding human-caused ignitions and poor forest management. This distortion stems from twisted criteria in academic publishing that favor politicized discourse over truth, leading false narratives about climate impacts to hinder the development of practical solutions. The so-called scientific community has been hijacked by political movements with no care for real research.


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