The change of temperature on Earth increases the danger of fires. According to a new study, wildfires in Australia are the result of the weather. Such events will likely be more frequent worldwide.
The weather in Australia was the hottest in 2019, and this trend will continue if the global climate trajectory reaches 3 ° Celsius. The United Kingdom's national weather service looked into 57 studies and found that a change in temperature increases the risk of fire. The study found that the fire seasons prolonged from 1979 to 2013, and this trend will continue.
According to research by the British Met Office, fire seasons will continue if the temperature continues to change on Earth, and it is unlikely that the process will naturally stabilize.
Australia's fires made us realize how humans can lose control and how powerless we are against nature. Despite the number of scientists claiming that global warming exists, some deny it and view global warming as a conspiracy theory. Among them is Donald Trump, the president of the United States.
Source: newscientis
Vakho Revazishvili
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