Incendiile din Franța au creat o furtună de foc. Flăcările ard cu intensitatea unor "bombe atomice"

Massive wildfires in southwestern France have created fire-induced storms, a phenomenon previously unseen in the country. Experts warn that Europe is entering a new era of increasingly severe wildfires, exacerbated by climate change. The fires have devastated over 116,000 hectares, marking the largest recorded in France. Authorities are struggling to control the situation, with over 300,000 people evacuated. The extreme conditions are linked to rapid weather changes, leading to highly flammable vegetation. Experts predict that such wildfires will become more frequent and intense due to ongoing fossil fuel use and rising temperatures.