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The Lessons of the Fires: Experts Ask to End "the Illiteracy of the Landscape" because "the Worst Is yet to Come"

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Climate change is not the trigger for most fires, but it facilitates the conditions for them to be more voracious. Intense heat causes vegetation to lose moisture, prolongs times of risk and multiplies weather windows in which a fire can acquire extreme behavior. More information: Stabilized fires in Madrid and Ávila: Level 2 Zamora's worries, and Vall d'Uixó's lack of control.

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Climate change is not the trigger for most fires, but it facilitates the conditions for them to be more voracious. Intense heat causes vegetation to lose moisture, prolongs times of risk and multiplies weather windows in which a fire can acquire extreme behavior. More information: Stabilized fires in Madrid and Ávila: Level 2 Zamora's worries, and Vall d'Uixó's lack of control.

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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Sunday, August 2, 2026.
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