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Last look – Marc Height looks at freakish weather and an addition to the climate change lexicon
My brother lives in Alberta, Canada, close to the border with British Columbia. I skyped him recently and he turned his laptop camera to face the window; the mountains in the background were hidden from view, the familiar scene obscured by a sort of apocalyptic orangey haze. This has been the situation for much of the summer and is due to, at the time of writing, over 500 forest fires raging in Canada’s western state...
Article details
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Subjects: Environment, Environmental impact, Climate change
