2023 CANADIAN WILDFIREs
Merdji Laïna 1GC
INTRo
disaster in Canada
wildfires
This summer, a series of wildfires broke out in Canada. Hundreds of homes are being declared in total, dozens of which are becoming out of control, forcing authorities to evacuate tens of thousands of people from areas threatened by fire and smoke. They are part of a large series of fires across Canada at that time. Forest fires impact the air quality of Quebec and the east coast of the United States.
INDEX
Cause and factor
Global Scale
global scale
2023 canadian wildfire map
numbers
Over 6,068 fires have occurred in Canada since the beginning of the season. 1,063 are still active, 686 of which are considered out of control. A total of 16 million hectares were burned. This global area of forests, which have fallen into smoke, corresponds roughly to the equivalent of a quarter of metropolitan France. A disaster of this magnitude is unprecedented in Canadian history.
Cause and factor
fires were triggered by climate change due to human activities, as well as by lightning impacts during thunderstorms.
2023 CANADIAN WILDFIRES
Laïna Merdji
Created on September 27, 2023
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2023 CANADIAN WILDFIREs
Merdji Laïna 1GC
INTRo
disaster in Canada
wildfires
This summer, a series of wildfires broke out in Canada. Hundreds of homes are being declared in total, dozens of which are becoming out of control, forcing authorities to evacuate tens of thousands of people from areas threatened by fire and smoke. They are part of a large series of fires across Canada at that time. Forest fires impact the air quality of Quebec and the east coast of the United States.
INDEX
Cause and factor
Global Scale
global scale
2023 canadian wildfire map
numbers
Over 6,068 fires have occurred in Canada since the beginning of the season. 1,063 are still active, 686 of which are considered out of control. A total of 16 million hectares were burned. This global area of forests, which have fallen into smoke, corresponds roughly to the equivalent of a quarter of metropolitan France. A disaster of this magnitude is unprecedented in Canadian history.
Cause and factor
fires were triggered by climate change due to human activities, as well as by lightning impacts during thunderstorms.