Mohammad Reza Alizadeh, a climate data scientist associated with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and McGill University, says there are three main ways climate change is affecting the record fires ravaging Canada's forests. "Climate change has a direct and obvious effect on increasing temperatures that dry out vegetation faster and more completely," Alizadeh said in an interview Wednesday. (Michelle Lalonde)
According to experts, climate change worsens forest fires and vice versa
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