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Scientists didn’t expect wildfires this terrible for another 30 years
Wednesday 7 Oct 20 10:00am
THIS YEAR has been hell on earth, in more ways than one. Catastrophic blazes have spanned the planet from Australia to the Arctic, and wildfires have torched large swaths of the western United States, all fulfilling forecasts much faster than scientists had predicted. It’s as if the wildfires of 2050 are already here.
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