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California's hottest summer in over a century intensifies wildland firefighting challenges, with 1 million acres burned and increased risks of injury and burnout.
California's ongoing heatwave has created unprecedented challenges for wildland firefighters, with temperatures exceeding 100°F, marking the hottest summer in over a century.
Firefighters face severe physical and mental strains as they carry heavy equipment up steep terrains amid intense heat and smoke.
With close to a million acres burned, the risks of injury and burnout have escalated, highlighting the urgent need for better support for these dedicated professionals.
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El verano más caluroso de California en más de un siglo intensifica los desafíos de extinción de incendios en tierras silvestres, con 1 millón de acres quemados y un mayor riesgo de lesiones y agotamiento.