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How climate change is making Cyprus wildfires harder to control

How climate change is making Cyprus wildfires harder to control

Climate change is creating conditions in which small fires in Cyprus can develop into dangerous disasters that are much harder to control, according to Natasa Ioannou, an environmental campaigner and project manager at Friends of the Earth Cyprus.

Ioannou has years of direct experience in post-fire recovery, having helped coordinate volunteer erosion-control work and science-based restoration following the devastating fires in Solea in 2016 and Limassol in 2025....

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