Amazon
forest Known as the “lungs of the Earth,” it saw
massive fires, endangering global biodiversity and
worsening climate change.
This
wildfire is the worst fire in decades ravaging
coastal regions, killing wildlife, and devastating
local communities dependent on agriculture and
tourism.
It burned
over 590,000 hectares, forced the evacuation of
90,000 people, and caused significant environmental
and economic damage.
The
wildfire engulfed central Portugal, killing 66
people and leaving the entire country in shock.
Extreme heat and dry winds exacerbated the
disaster.
84 people
were killed by the Peloponnese fires, which also
endangered historic sites like Olympia. It became a
historical catastrophe for the country.
It Spanned
18 million hectares, and these wildfires emitted
record-breaking CO2 levels, severely impacting the
Arctic ecosystem.
The
deadliest wildfire in California’s history destroyed
18,000 structures and claimed 85 lives. Entire towns
were wiped off the map.