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Japan: Raging wildfires cause mass evacuations

Two large wildfires in Japan's Iwate region have burned approximately 700 hectares since erupting three days prior to April 25, 2026, leading to evacuation orders for over 3,200 residents as more than 1,000 firefighters work to contain the blazes. The fires coincide with increasingly dry winter conditions in Japan, a trend scientists link to human-caused climate change that elevates wildfire risk via longer, more intense droughts.

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wildfiresmass evacuationsforest firesdry wintersclimate changefirefightingdroughtfossil fuelsJapan natural disasters

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Japan: Raging wildfires cause mass evacuations

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