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Climate emergency is a localised issue up to 90% of cases. Examples as in the cases of fires in an area is not caused 90% of the time because of global warming. Fires within a 30 km radius is a failure among the people or the authorities in that area. Global warming does not cause accidental fires. It is a slow process in comparison to a chemical reaction like an organic reaction in a laboratory. Hence we can broadly classify effects of global warming on one to fires and the other of melting of glaciers and icebergs causing frequent floods etc. Before coming to a conclusion in cases of wild fires we should also consider the radius of spreading of the fire. It's important to take care of the habitat the flora and the fauna in the surroundings without causing much damage to the flora and the fauna. It's extremely important because some of the damages can be irreversible. It's also important to check with the local authorities and the people who have been staying in that area for any clue for preventing such accidents in the future. It's important not mis-term fires with emergencies. Local authorities should first go into the past records and check for clues with the local people to arrive at any solution. Climate emergencies must be studied especially to the melting of glaciers, rocks and soils in an environment that can bring about global warming or green house gas effects. Global warming causes are very gradual and can take months or years to show the results in cases of green house gas effects.
Note: Figures shown above is for illustration only.
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