Canada is experiencing a record-breaking wildfire season, with more than 3.3 million hectares (8.2 million acres) of land burned so far.
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The fires have forced more than 120,000 people to evacuate their homes, and at least 20 people have been killed.
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The fires are being fueled by hot, dry weather and high winds.
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Climate change is playing a role in the severity of the fires, as warmer temperatures and drier conditions create more favorable conditions for fires to start and spread.
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The fires are having a devastating impact on the environment, destroying wildlife habitat and releasing harmful pollutants into the air.
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The fires are also having a significant economic impact, costing businesses and governments billions of dollars.
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The government of Canada has declared a national state of emergency in response to the wildfires.
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Thousands of firefighters are working to contain the fires, but they are facing challenges due to the size and intensity of the fires.
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The fires are expected to continue for several more weeks, and it is possible that they could worsen.
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The government of Canada is urging Canadians to stay safe and to follow the instructions of local officials.
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