Huge wealth disappears in flames! Canadian bushfires: the climate nightmare the world faces
For nearly seven months, Canada's forests are ravaged by a terrible wildfire that has destroyed an incredible fortune of more than $7.2 trillion. Canada, despite such heavy losses, has shown tenacity and unyielding determination not to sell misery.
The ongoing fires have ravaged 200,000 square kilometers of forest, equivalent to about 6 per cent of Canada's total area. 22 billion cubic meters of wood were reduced to ashes, worth up to $7,260 billion, and such a huge fortune disappeared without a trace in the fire. The fires not only set records in scale and duration, but also highlighted the enormous threat that climate change poses to the planet.
The disaster had a devastating impact on ecosystems, with millions of plants and animals losing the habitat they depended on. The fires released large amounts of carbon dioxide, further exacerbating global warming and making the climate issue even more urgent. The forest fires are considered one of the worst ecological disasters ever recorded, and their impact is worrying.
However, in addition to the catastrophic blow to the ecosystem, the fires also put a deep strain on the Canadian economy. The total value of wood burned within seven months is estimated to be as high as $7,260 billion. This not only has a direct impact on the timber industry and related industrial chains, but also leads to the disruption of supply chains and soaring commodity prices.
Canada faces enormous challenges, but their determination and ability to respond is impressive. This catastrophe is a striking symbol of the global climate change problem and a call for a global effort to address this pressing challenge. #I'm going to be in the headlines# #我要上微头条#
