Canada’s Wildfires May Burn for Decades

Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, reports that Canada’s current wildfire season is on track to break records, with over 7.8 million acres already burned. He explains the growing concern that some fires may never fully go out due to their remote locations and the smoldering nature of peat fires in eastern Canada. These conditions could lead to persistent, seasonal fires for years or even decades to come, with major implications for air quality in North America.