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    Devastating wildfires are burning across the Mediterranean, the United States and Canada. Like numerous other extreme weather conditions or events, data suggests record breaking wildfires are becoming the new normal. How can our societies adapt to this growing risk? Answer by Melissa Sterry, design scientist specialising in urban resilience to wildfire.

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