Wildfires have forced more than 30,000 people to leave their homes in Greece While experts continue to warn of the dangers of global warmin...
Wildfires have forced more than 30,000 people to leave their homes in Greece
While experts continue to warn of the dangers of global warming, a wildfire in Greece has become worse for the fifth day after it first started, prompting the evacuation of more than 30,000 people from the island of Rhodes. continues to deteriorate in European nations.
Wildfires are a problem that experts link to global warming, which has been becoming worse over the past few years and poses a threat to plants and animals. Some of the countries that suffer the most from this issue are Greece, Great Britain, Spain, and the United States.
Before the forest fire in Greece, which is now in its sixth day, became worse, scientists warned of extreme heat in a number of places, including Europe, Australia, the Arctic, and the north and south of the United States.
Experts claim that the current global heat wave has increased the risk of protecting trees from fire more than at any other period in history.
There are numerous woods in Canada that are suffering from a fire that has so far burned more than 25 thousand hectares, similar to the one that Chile and Australia saw at the beginning of this year. These forests include those in Greece, on the island of Rhodes, and on Corfu.