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Climate - Global heating 'increased the danger in Maui'
The Guardian|August 12, 2023
The devastating fires in Hawaii, where at least 55 people have died after a conflagration that engulfed the historic town of Lahaina, were worsened by a number of factors including climate change, scientists have said.
- Oliver Milman
Climate - Global heating 'increased the danger in Maui'

Rising global temperatures and drought helped turn parts of Hawaii into a tinderbox before one of the deadliest fires in modern US history, with these conditions worsened by strong winds from a nearby cyclone.

Katharine Hayhoe, the chief scientist of the Nature Conservancy, said global heating was causing vegetation to dry out, priming it as fuel for an outbreak of fire. "Climate change doesn't usually start the fires; but it intensifies them, increasing the area they burn and making them much more dangerous," Hayhoe tweeted.

Nearly a fifth of Maui, the Hawaiian island where the fires have occurred, is in severe drought, according to the US Drought Monitor.

The island has experienced other serious fires in recent years, with blazes in 2018 and 2021 razing hundreds of homes and causing the evacuation of thousands of residents and tourists.

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