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- Dramatic rise in barbecues and litter as wildfire risk continues
- Once-in-a-century UK wildfire threats could happen most years by end of century
- Risk of catastrophic wildfire on moorland as fire service records 55 incidents in three months
- Major UK landowner assesses climate risk across 400 square miles
- Climate change has arrived, yet the country is still strikingly unprepared
- FLS ranger assaulted over fire warning
- Revealed: UK ‘woefully under-prepared’ to face increasing threat of wildfires
- Woodland Trust highlights ‘ticking threat’ of uncontrollable wildfires
- Wildfire threatens global climate goals by weakening carbon sinks
- UK peatland fires are supercharging carbon emissions as climate change causes hotter, drier summers
- Climate change made severe UK fires in 2022 six times more likely
- Indicators that rewetted peatland stalled wildfire spread!
- The country is not prepared for climate impacts, say advisors
- ‘Tipping points’ experts issue urgent message to world leaders
- Wildfire chemical toxic to humans lingers longer in clouds
- Millions in restoration costs for key heritage sites unless action is taken on wildfire risk, warns Artio
- BASC Wildlife Fund supports landmark wildfire mitigation project in Bowland
- New byelaw boosts wildfire mitigation in National Park
- Statement from council leader on North York Moors fire investigation
- Wildfire breaks out at Danes Moss Nature Reserve
- Protect Wales’ countryside from wildfires this Bank Holiday
- Moorland burning exposes millions to unsafe air pollution
- Government funds North York Moors wildfire recovery
- Be on red alert and protect wildlife this summer
- UK faces ‘highly concerning’ wildfire risk this weekend – Exeter experts comment on heatwave
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