For Once, Climate Change Isn’t to Blame

Feb 22, 2024 00:01 EST

Climate change probably did not make the deadly wildfires that swept across part of Chile in early February any more likely, according to a group of climate scientists and meteorologists who specialize in the rapid analysis of weather-related disasters.

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For Once, Climate Change Isn’t to Blame

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