特大火灾

Megafires, fueled by climate change, have become increasingly common in recent years.
气候变化加剧下的超级火灾近年来愈发频繁。
The intensity and frequency of megafires are alarming scientists worldwide.
超级火灾的强度和频率正引起全球科学家的警觉。
Fighting megafires requires immense resources and coordinated efforts from multiple agencies.
扑灭超级火灾需要巨大的资源和多个机构的协调努力。
Megafires not only devastate wildlife habitats but also release vast amounts of carbon into the atmosphere.
超级火灾不仅摧毁了野生动物的栖息地，还向大气中释放了大量碳。
Due to prolonged droughts, regions like California have seen a surge in megafires.
由于长期干旱，加利福尼亚等地的超级火灾事件急剧增加。
The aftermath of megafires often includes landslides and flash floods, complicating recovery efforts.
超级火灾之后常伴随着山体滑坡和洪水，使得恢复工作更加复杂。
Improved forest management strategies are crucial to preventing future megafires.
改进森林管理策略对于预防未来的超级火灾至关重要。
Megafires can rapidly change weather patterns, creating their own wind systems that further spread the flames.
超级火灾能迅速改变天气模式，形成自己的风系，进一步蔓延火势。
The economic toll of megafires, including property damage and loss of livelihoods, can be devastating for local communities.
超级火灾对当地社区造成的经济损失，包括财产损失和生计丧失，可能是毁灭性的。
International cooperation is necessary to address the global challenge posed by megafires.
应对超级火灾构成的全球性挑战需要国际间的合作。