Spain is facing historic wildfires near Madrid, with one blaze devouring over 500 square kilometers—five times the size of Barcelona—and forcing 25,000 people to flee. Firefighters are overwhelmed, describing flames too fast and fierce to control, with some admitting they’re “beyond the capacity of extinction.” Climate change is fueling this crisis, creating record heat, prolonged droughts, and dangerously dry vegetation, while shrinking buffer zones between homes and wildlands. Fires this year have already burned 1,500 square kilometers—six times more than last year—stretching emergency crews thin as they shift focus from fighting flames to protecting lives and homes.
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