Two recent studies indicate that climate change has significantly contributed to the extreme fire weather that has led to wildfires in Spain and France. The studies suggest that the frequency of such conditions has increased in Southern Europe over the past eight years.
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Studies link climate change to increased wildfire risk in Spain and France
Recent studies have found a connection between climate change and the heightened risk of wildfires in Spain and France. The research highlights that extreme fire weather has become more prevalent in Southern Europe in the last eight years.
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Human-caused climate change made Spanish, French fires much more likely, scientists calculate
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Studies link climate change to increased wildfire risk in Spain and France