After LA, fire crisis reaches Latin America — from Mexico to Argentina

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Wildfires Devastate Argentine Patagonia: Greenpeace Blames Crisis on Lack of Prevention - teleSUR English

The fires have caused devastation in protected areas, consuming 11,661 hectares to date in Nahuel Huapi National Park in Río Negro and 22,131 hectares in Lanín National Park in Neuquén. Related: Wildfires Devastate Argentine Patagonia: Over 37,000 Hectares Destroyed Since late 2024, wildfires have ravaged a total of 48,688 hectares of forests, plantations, grasslands, and homes in various regions of Argentine Patagonia, according to official dat…

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The fire in Nahuel Huapi Park, which extends to the Chilean sector, represents a binational challenge that requires joint actions.Since last December, Argentinian Patagonia faces a serious environmental crisis due to multiple outbreaks of forest fires that intensified during January. READ ALSO: Resign the Undersecretary of Environment in the midst of strong fires in Argentina The flames affect areas such as El Bolsón, Lanín National Parks and Na…

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After LA, fire crisis reaches Latin America — from Mexico to Argentina

As Los Angeles faced unprecedented fires razing entire neighborhoods in late January, Latin America was not spared either. In Argentinian Patagonia, fires have destroyed more than 10,100 hectares (24,958 acres) since summer began in the Southern Hemisphere. These fires affected Nahuel Huapi National Park, among other areas. In Chile, the forest fires so far in […]

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In El Bolsón the situation is a relief, as the most worrying areas were controlled a few days ago.

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The Intentional Forest Fires in Patagonia already consumed thousands of hectares and the Argentine government made extreme efforts without stopping the advance of the flames. From Buenos Aires, reports the correspondent of the Voice of America, Juan Ignacio González Prieto.