A new study reveals that severe fire weather conditions are increasingly occurring simultaneously across multiple regions globally due to climate change, doubling since 1979. This trend means fewer resources for firefighting and more widespread smoke pollution affecting millions of people's health. The research highlights the need for better wildfire risk assessment, landscape management, and emission reduction strategies to mitigate future impacts.
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