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Forest Fire Seasons in Quebec are Growing Longer

The forest fire season in Quebec is nearing its conclusion, although it is not over yet. According to the Société de protection des forêts contre le feu (SOPFEU), there has been a trend of lengthening fire seasons in recent years. This year, 128 fires have been reported on the Côte-Nord region.

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The forest fire season in Quebec is approaching its end, but it remains active. The Société de protection des forêts contre le feu (SOPFEU) has reported a trend of increasing duration of fire seasons in recent years. This year, 128 forest fires have been recorded in the Côte-Nord region alone, indicating a significant level of forest fire activity compared to past seasons. The situation highlights ongoing concerns regarding fire safety and forest management practices across the province. Continued monitoring and response strategies will be essential as climate conditions evolve, impacting fire occurrences.

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