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Attribution of the record breaking 2025 European fire season to climate change
The 2025 European fire season was historically extreme, with record-breaking burned area exceeding 1 400 000 ha, and multiple regionally unprecedented wildfires. Emerging fire regimes and extreme wildfire behaviour in Europe pose increasing adaptation challenges. Extreme event attribution of a recen
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