What has caused ‘unprecedented’ deadly wildfire in southern Spain?

A deadly wildfire in southern Spain has resulted in at least 12 deaths and significant environmental destruction. Experts highlight that climate change, poor land management, and toxic smoke inhalation are exacerbating the impact of these fires.
Flames approach the A7 highway in Los Gallardos in Almería. Flames approach the A7 highway in Los Gallardos in Almería. Spain Analysis ‘The worst possible combination’: what has caused Spain’s deadly wildfires? Ajit Niranjan Europe environment correspondent Blaze made worse by heat, strong wind and plentiful dry vegetation amid hollowing out of rural population
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