Canada’s Wildfires Last Year Released 647 Megatons of Carbon

Veuer 2024-08-29

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A new study published Wednesday in Nature found that last year’s Canadian wildfires emitted 647 megatons of carbon into the atmosphere. Veuer’s Matt Hoffman has the story.

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