Hotter climate upped risk of Australia’s record fires by 30%
2020-03-04 17:30
WASHINGTON (AP) — Climate change raised the chances of Australia’s extreme fire season by at least 30%, according to a study released Wednesday by climate scientists at the World Weather Attribution group. Scientists from Australia, Europe and North America c…
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