Rebecca Herscher
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first heard Jul 2025
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Those fires killed one person and burned at least 900 buildings.
The fires also released an enormous amount of smoke into the atmosphere, degrading the air quality around the city of Melbourne.
The smoke plume was so large that scientists tracked it all the way to South America, and smoke particulates were detected at high altitude in the atmosphere.
Climate change is causing more intense and more frequent heat waves, which makes such fires more likely around the world.
Rebecca Herscher, NPR News.
Record-high temperatures in Australia earlier this month contributed to massive wildfires in the eastern part of the country.
That's according to a new report from the European Union's Copernicus Weather Service.
Those fires killed one person and burned at least 900 buildings.
The fires also released an enormous amount of smoke into the atmosphere, degrading the air quality around the city of Melbourne.
The smoke plume was so large that scientists tracked it all the way to South America, and smoke particulates were detected at high altitude in the atmosphere.
Climate change is causing more intense and more frequent heat waves, which make such fires more likely around the world.
Rebecca Herscher, NPR News.
Record high temperatures in Australia earlier this month contributed to massive wildfires in the eastern part of the country.
That's according to a new report from the European Union's Copernicus Weather Service.
Those fires killed one person and burned at least 900 buildings.
The fires also released an enormous amount of smoke into the atmosphere, degrading the air quality around the city of Melbourne.
The smoke plume was so large that scientists tracked it all the way to South America, and smoke particulates were detected at high altitude in the atmosphere.
Climate change is causing more intense and more frequent heat waves, which make such fires more likely around the world.
Rebecca Herscher, NPR News.
On his first day in office last year, President Trump announced that the U.S.
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