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Robust investments in wildfire prevention measures are urgent in order to minimise threats to vital ecosystems and human health, the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) has said.Inger Andersen, UNEP Executive Director, on Wednesday said countries ...

"Extreme" wildfires are on the rise, and that requires a dramatic shift in how nations fight fires. The United Nations released a report on how to live with more extreme blazes.

Not only does the report warn of an increase in extreme fires, but it also says the regions affected by such blazes will expand in the years to come. Even the Arctic will see an elevated risk for wildfires in the years to come.

Not only does the report warn of an increase in extreme fires, but it also says the regions affected by such blazes will expand in the years to come. Even the Arctic will see an elevated risk for wildfires in the years to come.

Not only does the report warn of an increase in extreme fires, but it also says the regions affected by such blazes will expand in the years to come. Even the Arctic will see an elevated risk for wildfires in the years to come.

Not only does the report warn of an increase in extreme fires, but it also says the regions affected by such blazes will expand in the years to come. Even the Arctic will see an elevated risk for wildfires in the years to come.

Marine natural capital as high as $ 2.5 trillion per year is lost due to plastic pollution annually, according to studies

A senior U.N. official during the Faith for Earth Dialogue in Kenya urged religious groups to help reach a global agreement to curb plastic pollution, amid experts warning that single-use or disposable plastics were choking the planet.

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The focus on tech-driven solutions for the climate change crisis is likely to have an impact on the economy and the job market.