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Wildfires in Canada are a result of climate change rather than mismanagement.

ClimateWildfiresEnvironmentJul 24, 2026score 0.722 posts · 1 replies across 2 instances
The thread discusses the global increase in wildfires, highlighting Canada's wildfires as part of a larger climate crisis. It emphasizes the impact of these fires on both local and international regions, including the United States, and calls for action against climate change.

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Wildfires in Canada are a result of climate change rather than mismanagement.
Parent: Climate ChangeEntity: WildfiresImpact: negativeDate: Jul 24, 2026Target: Wildfires in Canada are a result of climate change rather than mismanagement.

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What they want you to believe: Wildfires = Canada mismanagement. What the data says: 335 million hectares burned globally in 2025. 3,955 fires in Canada in 2026 alone, 1,092,095 hectares in non-EU Europe, Spain, France, USA, South Africa, Australia. This is climate, not a country. This is our future burning in front of our eyes. #ForestFire #Canada #globalHeating #ClimateCatastrophe #ClimateChange #weather #Environment #DoSomething
11 boosts · 0 favs · 1 replies · Jul 24, 2026
#forestfire#canada#globalheating#climatecatastrophe#climatechange#weather
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What's to blame for #Canada's #wildfires? Over 190 wildfires raging in Ontario in July have so far burned more than 735,000 hectares of forest. Smoke from those blazes smothered #US Midwest and East Coast for days with plumes of hazardous haze. Also happened in 2023, when smoke from a devastating, record-breaking fire year in Canada turned some US skylines orange. Projections of future #climatechange suggest there will probably be many more events. https://www.sciencenews.org/article/what-blame-canada-wildfires-toxic-smoke https://archive.ph/vlkUh
5 boosts · 0 favs · 0 replies · Jul 24, 2026
#canada#wildfires#us#climatechange