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Climate change fuelled conditions for Chile, Argentina wildfires: Scientists

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•Scientists have stated that climate change has fueled conditions leading to wildfires in Chile and Argentina.
•The wildfires have significantly affected Patagonia, which contains some of the world's oldest trees.
•Prolonged drought and rising temperatures have contributed to the severity of these wildfires.

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▸If climate change continues to worsen the frequency and intensity of wildfires in South America could increase, threatening biodiversity and local economies.

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WESTThe Guardian - WorldSome of world’s oldest trees hit by climate-fuelled wildfires in Patagonia REGIONALThe Straits Times - WorldClimate change fuelled conditions for Chile, Argentina wildfires: Scientists

Recent wildfires in Chile and Argentina have been exacerbated by climate change, according to scientists. These fires have particularly impacted Patagonia, home to some of the world's oldest trees. The extreme weather conditions, including prolonged drought and rising temperatures, have created a perfect storm for wildfires to thrive. This situation highlights the urgent need for climate action and the potential long-term ecological consequences for the region.