Climate Change and Wildfire

The recognition and acknowledgement of this correlation between climate change and wildfires is crucial to creating safety measures and taking proper preventative steps in the periods leading up to drier seasons. Fire bans, bi-laws regarding burning garbage, and intensive training of firefighters are all common measures taken to avoid wildfires erupting during dry seasons; and while these are all important and necessary actions, long-term solutions must be addressed, all of which must acknowledge the impact of climate change on wildfires in order to be fully comprehensive. This entails planning and building frameworks for sustainable and green futures, in order to properly minimize the progressive worsening of wildfires.

As seen in California, South Africa, British Columbia, as well as in not-so-typical wildfire climates such as Portugal, Ireland and Latvia, the intensification of wildfires as a result of climate change has been catastrophic and lethal, and action is therefore dire, hence the cruciality of climate change education and ultimately, prevention.

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