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Climate crisis tripled burned area in the Iberian Northwest in 2025

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Briefings

An international report confirms human influence significantly worsened wildfires in 2025, with Portugal at the epicenter. Arganil was identified as the largest fire in the country that year, marking a record for the region.

Key points

• An international report concluded that human influence significantly worsened wildfires in 2025.
• Portugal was the central location for these fires, with Arganil being the largest fire in the country that year.

Context

This finding highlights the critical role of human activity in recent climate-related disasters, specifically in the Iberian Peninsula where 2025 saw unprecedented fire activity.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single international report and does not provide details on the specific mechanisms of human influence or the full scope of the fire season.

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