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New Forest Wildfire: Firefighters Battle Blaze Amid Rising Temps
The New Forest wildfire has prompted a massive firefighting effort as temperatures soar. Since August 9, around 100 firefighters have been on the ground, working tirelessly to contain the flames. This ongoing battle highlights the increasing challenges posed by climate change and extreme weather conditions in the region. Residents and wildlife remain at risk as efforts continue to control the situation.
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