Across the Atlantic, the United States is grappling with its own climate-fueled disaster. Three firefighters lost their lives battling wildfires ravaging Utah and Colorado. A helicopter was photographed dropping water on the Cottonwood fire burning near Beaver, Utah, on Saturday — one of several blazes stretching emergency response resources thin across the American West.
The deaths are a stark reminder of the growing dangers faced by wildfire crews as fire seasons grow longer and more intense.
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