The province's premier said properties have been lost, while fires have scorched four million hectares nationwide this year
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The Canadian province of British Columbia has declared a state of emergency due to rapidly spreading wildfires, according to provincial officials. Premier David Eby said that "homes have been lost and properties destroyed" as the fires continue to rage.
Nationally, wildfires have already scorched about four million hectares this year, according to the National Wildfire Center. A recent study by the World Weather Attribution group found that human-caused climate change has roughly doubled the likelihood of such fire conditions in Canada this year.
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"Houses have been lost and properties destroyed," said the Premier of British Columbia, David Eby.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAccording to the national wildfire center, the fires have affected an area of four million hectares nationwide so far this year.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAccording to a current study by researchers from the group World Weather Attribution (WWA), human-caused climate change has roughly doubled the likelihood of wildfires in Canada this year.
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In the western Canadian province of British Columbia, a state of emergency has been declared due to the wildfires raging there.
according to Het Laatste NieuwsSource: AP Due to rapidly spreading wildfires, British Columbia in western Canada has declared a state of emergency.
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"Houses have been lost and properties destroyed," said the Premier of British Columbia, David Eby.
omitted byLeft sideCenterPublic / Agenciescovered byPublic / AgenciesAccording to the national wildfire center, the fires have affected an area of four million hectares nationwide so far this year...
omitted byLeft sideCenterPublic / Agenciescovered byPublic / AgenciesAccording to a current study by researchers from the group World Weather Attribution (WWA), human-caused climate change has...
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