In Spain, a wildfire near Orés in the Zaragoza province of Aragón is threatening the town of Luesia, with reports of flames reaching the edge of the urban center. “The fire is arriving there,” officials warned, as aerial footage showed the blaze sweeping across dry terrain.
In Norway, a major fire in Krokstadelva forced the evacuation of hundreds of residents. Justice Minister described the scene as making “a strong impression,” as emergency services worked to contain the blaze.
These fires come alongside the Canadian wildfires whose smoke has drifted across the U.S. border, a grim reminder of how interconnected climate-driven disasters have become.
