Incendiile ard cu intensitatea unor „bombe atomice” în Europa. „Nu mai pot fi stinse prin metode convenționale”

Wildfires in southwestern France have reached unprecedented intensity, creating pyrocumulonimbus clouds and prompting concerns about climate change effects. Authorities warn of extreme heat worsening conditions, with over 300,000 evacuations in France and Spain. Experts indicate that these fires are increasingly difficult to control and may not be extinguished by conventional methods. The situation is exacerbated by extreme weather patterns, leading to significant health risks and economic damage. Long-term impacts could alter perceptions of land use in Europe, with a warning that without action on climate change, such extreme fires may become more common.