Climate change fueling New York’s extreme fire season
A historic lack of rain. Dozens of brush fires, including one Wednesday in Inwood Hill Park. Rail disruptions fueled by a blaze near tracks. These conditions sound like they’re describing the western U.S., but they’re a result of a severe drought plaguing New York City.
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