Climate change not to blame for deadly Chile fires: researchers
Improper land use had a bigger impact, it found, with the expansion in recent decades of pine and eucalyptus monocultures -- much more flammable than native vegetation -- and the growth of informal settlements in forest zones. "Fire risk is increasing notably due to current land management practices," in the affected zone, said the study by researchers from South America and Europe for World Weather Attribution (WWA) -- a scientific project that seeks to quantify how climate change influences the... Читать дальше...