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The fire centred around Kelowna, a city of 150,000 people and located some 300 kilometres (180 miles) east of Vancouver has partially shut down some sections of a key transit route between the Pacific coast and the rest of western Canada.
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"The Puget Sound region had been recuperating from record heat, yet air quality may deteriorate to unhealthy levels from Saturday night through Monday," Guy remarked.
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The Governor stated that approximately 38% of the scorched area has been surveyed, with roughly 2,200 structures in Maui—86% of which are residential—either completely destroyed or damaged.
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According to the BBC, Canada is currently facing its most severe wildfire season ever, with almost 1,100 active fires across the nation as of Tuesday.
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The government in the statement said, "The Lahaina fire is not yet contained." Earlier, Hawaii Governor Josh Green said that the death toll from the wildfires on the island of Maui in Hawaii reaches 59.
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According to the latest update from Maui County, at least 53 people have died because of the wildfires.
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The fire has also destroyed hundreds of structures, including homes and historically significant sites, according to CNN.
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The crews have been working working to repair multiple downed poles and power lines in various areas.
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Lebanon joined Greece and Jordan in sending aircraft to fight a blaze that has scorched miles of mountainous terrain in Cyprus
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Taalas emphasized the growing urgency to reduce greenhouse gas emissions rapidly and significantly.
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Antarctica isn't just for the penguins: it matters for all of us.
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During a prolonged heatwave in 2022, the Marmolada area earned worldwide headlines after a glacier collapsed, killing 11 mountaineers and injuring eight others.
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The Israel Police reported on its continuing efforts to help put out the ongoing wildfires in Greece
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The killing last year in the Kabylie region of northeast Algeria shocked the country, especially after graphic images of it were shared on social media.
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Paris: Two massive wildfires raging in southwestern France over the past week have evacuated at least 36,000 people from home and burned 20,600 hectares of land, French media reported. During a visit to the fire zones in Gironde, French President Emmanuel Macron announced a major national project to replant trees and regrow the damaged forests, […]
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We need to practise what has been passed down and revere nature to fight climate change
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This year has been a very striking example of what it's like to live under some of the most severe effects of climate change that we've been predicting, said Lesley Ott
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The report said that disaster management agencies "are fighting an uphill battle against" an ever-rising tide of extreme weather events.
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It said up to 50 structures were destroyed and conditions remained "challenging" on Monday, with 11 helicopters and nine fire crews attempting to contain the flames.