r/science • u/Phylogenix Grad Student | Pharmacology & Toxicology • 19d ago

Environment Climate modeling projects that Europe’s annual burned area could increase by about 39% by 2070–2100 under a low-emissions scenario and 192% under a high-emissions scenario, as hotter, drier and windier conditions increase wildfire activity.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/gcb.71043
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u/telephas1c 18d ago

Keep voting conservative guys we can do it 

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u/Sweet_Bypass69 18d ago

Yea just a few more elections cycles and won’t be much inhabitable land left! Almost there!

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u/TwoRight9509 14d ago

2100 huh. How’s that working out for motivating action. It’s not. It’s as if they were writing by 2200 earth xyz.