USA - Wildfire near Yosemite National Park increases in size | FRANCE 24 English

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24 July 2022

A fast-moving wildfire near Yosemite National Park exploded in size Saturday and prompted evacuations even as firefighters made progress against an earlier blaze that burned to the edge of a grove of giant sequoias

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GENEVA —  UN News Russian attacks on  civilian targets in Ukraine could be a war crime: UN rights office

Death toll of #Russian missile attack at #Vinnytsia on July 14 has risen to 26 innocent people.
Olha Lysenko, 20-year-old, died in hospital. 98% of her skin was burned. She was going home from dentist when the missile hit.
The doctors were fighting for her life for 7 days.R.I.P. pic.twitter.com/1vN8wrqOUm

— Emine Dzheppar (@EmineDzheppar) July 21, 2022

Sincerely grateful to #MarioDraghi for unwavering support to 🇺🇦 in fighting against Russian aggression & defending common European values - democracy & freedom. We'll keep working to boost 🇺🇦-🇮🇹 cooperation. I'm convinced that the active support of 🇮🇹 people for 🇺🇦 will continue!

— Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) July 21, 2022

US - #CNBC Why America Builds Houses Wrong: CNBC

2 March 2021

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Last year was the worst fire season in U.S. history. In California, five of the state’s six-largest fires began within a two-month window. Overall, more than a dozen severe weather storms each dealt more than $1 billion in damages across the U.S. Jack Cohen, a research physical fire scientist, advocates for home construction that better stops the spread of wildfires by including nonflammable construction materials and ensuring nothing exists between houses that an ember can engulf in flames. “We need to define the problem as a structure ignition problem, not a wildfire control problem,” Cohen said. His Home Ignition Zone research is supported by the National Fire Protection Association, a part of the Federal Emergency Management Agency. FEMA has a financial incentive in protecting America’s homes and encouraging local groups to follow the building codes set by the International Code Council. Acting U.S. Fire Administration chief Tonya Hoover said the approximately 2,000 communities that have adopted the council’s building codes have saved the U.S. an average of $1.6 billion in annualized losses from flooding, hurricanes and earthquakes. However, building homes that can withstand natural disasters are expensive and keep people, including the more than 500,000 thousand homeless counted in 2019, outside. “A thousand dollars added to the price of a new home, at any time, in any way, ... will eliminate 153,967 households from being able to buy that home,” said Greg Ugalde, immediate past chairman of the National Association of Home Builders.

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The lazy hazy dog days of August are here. The haze is being created by smoke that is streaming North America from the wild fires. We will go in-depth on KSHB-41 at 4 PM! pic.twitter.com/eonBgokV9K

— Gary Lezak (@glezak) August 2, 2021

More devastating wild fires as #climatechange grips central Europe.

Australia, America and now Europe experiencing record breaking fires in recent history.#ClimateCrisis #wildfires https://t.co/f7VGlJUJvc

— Documenting the Eco Revolution (@DocumentingEco) August 2, 2021

#nature #ActNow #ifnotnowwhen?
Wild fires in parts of Canada and America is being rigorous now a days. And the number of natural disasters are enormously incresing in a inclining fashion. Let's do something together for our nature. Act wisely and save nature https://t.co/ntkLgDby8s

— Krishna Dev T A (@_krish__17) August 2, 2021

Turkey - #firefighters #blazes #Turkey Turkish firefighters battle wildfires for sixth straight day: FRANCE 24 English

3 August 2021

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For the sixth straight day, Turkish #firefighters battled Monday to control the #blazes that are tearing through forests near #Turkey’s beach destinations. Fed by strong winds and scorching temperatures, the fires that began Wednesday have left eight people dead. Many villagers have lost their homes and farm animals and have had trouble breathing amid the heavy smoke

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Greece - #Greece #heatwave #wildfires suffering worst heatwave for three decades: FRANCE 24 English

3 August 2021

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#Greece is suffering its worst #heatwave since 1987, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis warned on Monday, as forecasters said temperatures could hit 45 degrees Celsius later. The intense heat has helped fan #wildfires that have destroyed more than 3,000 hectares of pine and olive groves in the country's west since Saturday.

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US - San Francisco sky turns orange as wildfires rage on US West Coast: Sky News 2.61M subscribers

Several people have been killed in wildfires in the US, where tens of thousands have been told to flee their homes as firefighters battle blazes in California, Oregon and Washington. 

The governor of Oregon, Kate Brown, said hundreds of homes have been destroyed and the devastation could become overwhelming. 

"This could be the greatest loss of human life and property due to wildfire in our state's history," she said, calling the fires "unprecedented".

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