But the area in the United States burned by wildfires keeps climbing and climbing. And the harm that this causes goes on and on. Hurricanes driven by warmer seas are becoming stronger and wetter. Wildfires driven by drought and wind are burning far more land. And it's not just scientists who are reporting what they measure. You can actually go back to a very interesting and somewhat unique data set in Japan in Kyoto. (08:27–08:35)
CLAIM
Asserts that wildfires are burning more land due to drought and wind.
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